SNAPSIC 125

High temperature
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  • High temperature
  • Long lifetime
  • Capacitance
470µF ~ 47000µF
  • Tolerance
±20%
  • Operating Temp
-55°C ~ 125°C
  • RoHS
ROHS
  • Voltage Rated DC
16V ~ 100V
  • Lifetime
8000 @ 125°C

The **SNAPSIC 125** series is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor manufactured to international standards integrating high altitude, very high reliability, high temperature, dc-dc converters, line-operated dc power supplies and energy storage. It offers optimal performance for applications requiring reliability and energy efficiency.

 

Typical applications :

  • Filtering
PN
Capacitance
Voltage Rated AC
Tolerance
Mounting
Operating Temp
RoHS
Voltage Rated DC
A718000 4700µF - ±20% - - - 16V
A718001 6800µF - ±20% - - - 16V
A718002 10000µF - ±20% - - - 16V
A718003 15000µF - ±20% - - - 16V
A718006 22000µF - ±20% - - - 16V
A718007 33000µF - ±20% - - - 16V
A718010 47000µF - ±20% - - - 16V
A718020 3300µF - ±20% - - - 25V
A718022 4700µF - ±20% - - - 25V
A718023 6800µF - ±20% - - - 25V
A718025 10000µF - ±20% - - - 25V
A718026 15000µF - ±20% - - - 25V
A718028 22000µF - ±20% - - - 25V
Compliance and certifications
certification
NFC
certification
IEC
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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our products and services.
Why are Electrolyte Capacitors Forward Biased?

For safety purposes, these types of capacitors need to be forward biased in their configuration. This is mainly due to the characteristics of the electrolyte that has been used in their construction. The positive terminal always needs to have a larger amount of voltage than that of the negative terminal. If the situation were reversed and the negative terminal suddenly had a higher voltage than the positive terminal (which is also referred to as reversing the voltage polarity), the aluminum material that is used as the dielectric could short circuit and become damaged. It could also overheat, which could cause a substantial leak. 

The capacitor could also vaporize, which could cause the entire enclosure to burst under the right circumstances. It is important to note, however, that this phenomenon is very rare.

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