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AFC225M capacitor Series
SMD aluminum electrolytic capacitors of 2.2uF
The AFC225M series from Cornell Dubilier Electronics is a line of surface mount (SMD) aluminum electrolytic capacitors rated at 2.2 microfarads. These components are designed for use in a variety of electronic circuits, particularly in power supply filtering, decoupling, and smoothing applications. They offer reliable performance in high-temperature environments and are suitable for automotive and industrial applications due to their robustness and stability under harsh conditions.
If you're working on a project that requires a stable, high-capacity SMD component for filtering or decoupling, the AFC225M is a solid choice. One thing worth noting is their excellent temperature stability; they maintain their capacitance over a wide range of temperatures, making them ideal for automotive electronics where temperature fluctuations are common. Engineers tend to reach for these when they need a reliable, compact solution for power conditioning in space-constrained designs. Another practical benefit is their low ESR (equivalent series resistance), which helps minimize voltage drops across the capacitor, especially important in high-frequency applications.
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AFC225M capacitor - Part List
1 parts in total| Mfr Part # | Quantity Available | Price | Category | EU RoHS | Voltage | Tolerance | Capacitance | Current - Leakage | Ripple Current @ High Frequency | ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) | Height | Diameter | Packaging | Construction | Mounting Type | Type | Electrical Life | Operating Temperature |
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AFC225M50B12T Cap Aluminum 2.2uF 50V 20% (4 X 5.4mm) SMD 90.5 Ohm 30mA 1000h 105°C T/R Cornell Dubilier Electronics | 0 | - | Not Compliant | 50VDC | 20% | 2.2uF | 3000@2Min | 30 | Standard | 5.4 | 4 | Tape and Reel | Cylindrical | Surface Mount | Electrolytic | 1000 | 105 |


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