100μF 16V Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor

Lower cost electrolytic capacitor online for sale. The aluminum electrolytic capacitor with 100μF capacity, 16V rated current, cap. tolerance is ±20%. High voltage electrolytic capacitors are widely used in automotive, smart home, medical, lighting, industrial control and new energy industries.

SKU: CCHN-EC-100UF16V

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Overview

Factory price electrolytic capacitor with operating tempertaure -40~105℃, 2000 hours up to 5000 hours endurance. The power capacitor has advantages of high reliability, small size and long service life.

Features

Endurance: 105℃- 2000 hours up to 5000 hours
Low impedance and high ripple current
High reliability
Wide voltage range

Specification

Model		CCHN-EC-KF101M
Series		Low impedance 105°C type
Capacity		100 ㎌
Rated voltage		16V
Installation Type		Direct plug
Size		6.3*5.5 mm
Operating temperature		-40~105℃
Cap. tolerance (∆C)		±20% (120Hz 20℃)
Dissipation factor (tanδ)		14%
Low temperature characteristic at 120Hz (Z ratio max.)		3 (Z-25℃/ Z+20℃)
Leakage current (L_leak)		≤0.01CRV_Ror 3 ㎂ * after 2 minutes
Enduarance (105℃)	Test	2000h
	∆C	≤20% of initial measured value
	tanδ	≤200% of specified measured value
	L_leak	≤ the specified measured value
Shelf life (105℃)	Test	1000h
	∆C	≤20% of initial measured value
	tanδ	≤200% of specified measured value
	L_leak	≤ the specified measured value

Dimension (mm)

Electrolytic capacitor dimension

Model	Dimension (mm)
CCHN-EC-KF101M	∅D	6.3
	F	2.5
	∅d	0.5
	a	1.5

Tips: Working Principle of Electrolytic Capacitor.

Electrolytic capacitors usually use metal foil (aluminum/tantalum) as the positive electrode, and the insulating oxide layer of the metal foil (alumina/tantalum pentoxide) as the dielectric. Electrolytic capacitors are divided into aluminum electrolytic capacitors and tantalum electrolytic capacitors based on their positive electrodes. capacitor. The negative electrode of aluminum electrolytic capacitors consists of thin paper/film or electrolyte polymer soaked in an electrolyte (liquid electrolyte); the negative electrode of tantalum electrolytic capacitors is usually manganese dioxide. Electrolytic capacitors get their name because they use electrolytes as negative electrodes (note the distinction from dielectrics).