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B25836 passive component Series

The B25836 series from TDK Electronics AG is a lineup of film capacitors designed for a wide range of applications requiring precise capacitance values and voltage ratings. These capacitors come in various sizes and specifications, making them suitable for both high-frequency and low-frequency circuits. If you're working on projects involving power supply filtering, decoupling, or coupling in audio equipment, these components are a solid choice due to their reliability and stability. One thing worth noting is that engineers tend to reach for this series when they need components that can handle high ripple currents without significant degradation in performance. The film construction provides good temperature stability and low ESR, which is crucial for maintaining signal integrity in sensitive electronic circuits. Additionally, the compact size of these capacitors allows for efficient board layout, which is particularly beneficial in space-constrained designs. The versatility of the B25836 series makes it a go-to option for a variety of industries, including automotive, telecommunications, and consumer electronics. Its robust design ensures reliable operation under varying environm

The B25836 series from TDK Electronics AG is a lineup of film capacitors designed for a wide range of applications requiring precise capacitance values and voltage ratings. These capacitors come in various sizes and specifications, making them suitable for both high-frequency and low-frequency circuits. If you're working on projects involving power supply filtering, decoupling, or coupling in audio equipment, these components are a solid choice due to their reliability and stability. One thing worth noting is that engineers tend to reach for this series when they need components that can handle high ripple currents without significant degradation in performance. The film construction provides good temperature stability and low ESR, which is crucial for maintaining signal integrity in sensitive electronic circuits. Additionally, the compact size of these capacitors allows for efficient board layout, which is particularly beneficial in space-constrained designs. The versatility of the B25836 series makes it a go-to option for a variety of industries, including automotive, telecommunications, and consumer electronics. Its robust design ensures reliable operation under varying environm

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B25836 passive component - Part List

7 parts in total

Capacitance

Diameter

Voltage Rating

Factory Pack Quantity

Tolerance

Termination Style

Dielectric Material

Operating Temperature

Mfr Part #Quantity AvailablePriceCategoryToleranceCapacitanceDiameterTermination StyleDielectric MaterialOperating TemperatureProduct CategoryFactory Pack QuantityRoHSVoltage RatingPackage / CaseSeriesProduct TypeSize / DimensionEU RoHSVoltageHeightConstructionMounting TypeType
101: $3,801.336-- 5 %, + 10 %48.1 uF121.6 mmAxialPolypropylene (PP)- 25 C to + 70 CFilm Capacitors2RoHS Compliant525 V248 mmB25836Power Factor121.6 mm Dia. x 248 mm L------
101: $1,440.444-- 5 %, + 10 %82.9 uF121.6 mmAxialPolypropylene (PP)- 25 C to + 70 CFilm Capacitors2RoHS Compliant400 V248 mmB25836Power Factor121.6 mm Dia. x 248 mm L------
101: $3,801.336-- 5 %, + 10 %27.9 uF121.6 mmAxialPolypropylene (PP)- 25 C to + 70 CFilm Capacitors2RoHS Compliant690 V248 mmB25836Power Factor121.6 mm Dia. x 248 mm L------
101: $2,270.928-- 5 %, + 10 %33.2 uF79.2 mmAxialPolypropylene (PP)- 25 C to + 70 CFilm Capacitors2RoHS Compliant400 V248 mmB25836Power Factor-------
102: $3,332.34-- 5 %, + 10 %38.5 uF99.3 mmAxialPolypropylene (PP)- 25 C to + 70 CFilm Capacitors4RoHS Compliant525 V248 mmB25836Power Factor-------
101: $3,801.336-- 5 %, + 10 %144.4 uF121.6 mmAxialPolypropylene (PP)- 25 C to + 70 CFilm Capacitors2RoHS Compliant525 V248 mmB25836Power Factor-------
102: $1,848.988--5% to 10%16.6uF116.2SIGUT TerminalPP70--------Not Compliant800VAC248Aluminum Cylindrical CanStud MountPower Factor Correction
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