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Electrolytic, polarized: typical style, choose when polarity matters or audio coupling.
Ceramic, non‑polarized: compact for non‑polar use, but check dielectric behavior.
Make sure replacement matches capacitance, voltage rating, and package dimensions.
Always install electrolytic capacitors with correct polarity.
Capacitance Value: 0.47 uF
Voltage Rating: 50 V
Tolerance: ±10%
Max Temperature: -40~+105°C
Mounting Type: Through Hole
Lead Spacing pitch: 2 mm
Capacitor diameter: 4 mm
Capacitor Height: 7.5 mm
SPECIFICATIONS: 1000uF (microfarad) capacitance with 25V voltage rating, perfect for various electronic applications and circuit designs
PACKAGE CONTENTS: Set of 10 pieces of electrolytic capacitors, providing excellent value for multiple projects or replacements
VERSATILE USE: Ideal for power supply filtering, audio circuits, and general electronic applications requiring bulk capacitance
CONSTRUCTION: Aluminium electrolytic design with radial leads, offering reliable performance and standard mounting options
DIMENSIONS: Standard radial-lead format with compact size suitable for PCB mounting and through-hole assembly
A 100 µF, 16 V aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a polarized component designed for smoothing, decoupling, and buffering low-voltage DC power rails. Usually available in radial through-hole form, it offers moderate capacitance with ±20% tolerance, operates between –40 °C to +85 °C (and up to +105 °C in higher-grade series), and has a rated lifetime around 1,000–2,000 hours at full temperature. With moderate ESR and ample energy storage for its size, it’s a reliable and cost-effective option for embedded electronics and DIY circuits where compactness and low voltage performance matter.
A 10 µF 50 V capacitor is designed to store 10 microfarads of charge and safely operate up to 50 volts. The typical form factor is a through‑hole polarized aluminum electrolytic, widely used in power supplies and DC‑DC converter circuits for smoothing and decoupling noise. These offer compact capacitance, but with moderate tolerance (~±20%) and higher equivalent series resistance (ESR), and require correct polarity.
A 0.47 µF 50 V capacitor is an electronic component used to store and release small amounts of electrical energy, commonly found in filtering, decoupling, and timing circuits. It can be made in various types, including ceramic, electrolytic, tantalum, and film, each suited for different applications. Ceramic and film versions are non-polarized and ideal for AC signals or general-purpose use, while electrolytic and tantalum types are polarized and preferred in DC filtering or power supply smoothing. The “50 V” rating indicates the maximum voltage the capacitor can safely handle, and “0.47 µF” (or 470 nF) denotes its capacitance value, which determines how much charge it can store.
A 2.2 µF 50 V capacitor is designed to store 2.2 microfarads of electrical charge and operate safely up to 50 volts DC. These capacitors are commonly available in several types: polarized aluminum electrolytic for DC filtering and smoothing in power supplies; non‑polarized bipolar electrolytic versions for AC-coupled or bidirectional circuits; and polyester film capacitors for stable, non‑polarized applications where low loss and accuracy matter. Aluminum electrolytics offer compact capacitance in a small package but have moderate tolerance (±20%) and higher ESR, while bipolar electrolytics allow reversed polarity operation. Film capacitors, though larger, deliver tighter tolerance (±5–10%), low dissipation, and more stable behavior over temperature. Ideal uses include decoupling, bypass, timing, and energy storage in analog and digital circuits.
A 220 µF, 16 V aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a polarized component packaged in a cylindrical aluminum can (typically around 6.3 mm diameter × 11–12 mm height) with radial leads and an insulated sleeve (often black or dark-colored). Designed for power supply smoothing, decoupling, and buffering in low‑voltage DC circuits, these capacitors offer modest ESR, ±20% tolerance, and long-term reliability—typically rated for ~2,000 hours at 85 °C or 105 °C, depending on series.
A 22 µF 50 V aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a black-coated case is a polarized, through-hole component frequently used for power supply smoothing, decoupling, and charge storage applications. These compact radial capacitors—typically 5 mm in diameter and 11 mm tall—offer high capacitance in a small footprint, usually with ±20% tolerance. Designed for operating temperatures from –40 to +85 °C or up to +105 °C depending on the series, they often have an ESR around 7–8 Ω and a rated lifetime of ~2000 hours at 105 °C.
A 33 µF, 50 V aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a polarized component typically housed in a cylindrical aluminum can with a black insulating sleeve. These capacitors are commonly used in power supply circuits for voltage smoothing, decoupling applications, and energy storage. They offer a capacitance of 33 microfarads and a voltage rating of 50 volts, making them suitable for various electronic devices and circuits that require stable performance under moderate voltage conditions.
A 4.7 µF 50 V capacitor stores 4.7 microfarads of electrical charge and can safely handle up to 50 volts. The most common form is the aluminum electrolytic through‑hole variant—polarized, compact (typically ~5 × 11 mm), and geared toward DC filtering and decoupling in power circuits. Tolerance is usually around ±20%, with operating temperatures up to around 105 °C and moderate ESR.
A 470 µF, 16 V aluminum electrolytic capacitor provides high bulk capacitance in a compact radial (through-hole) package—usually around 8 mm diameter by 11–12 mm height, with lead spacing of ~3.5–5 mm. These polarized components are widely used for smoothing and decoupling in low-voltage DC circuits, such as power supplies and audio applications. They typically offer ±20% tolerance, operating temperatures from –40 °C to +85 °C or up to +105 °C depending on the series, and rated lifetimes ranging from 2,000 to 4,000 hours at 105 °C. ESR values vary by series, typically from ~0.09 Ω (low‑ESR) to ~0.6 Ω.
A 47 µF, 16 V aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a polarized component encased in a small cylindrical aluminum shell with a black insulating sleeve. Designed for smoothing and decoupling DC circuits, it offers modest bulk capacitance in a compact footprint. These capacitors typically come with ±20% tolerance, an operating range from –40 °C to +85 °C (often up to 105 °C in higher-grade series), and a rated life of about 1,000–2,000 hours at full temperature. They deliver reliable charge buffering in tight PCB layouts, making them ideal for embedded electronics, power supply rails, and audio circuits.
Structure: Fixed Capacitor
Type: Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor
Material: Plastic+Metal
Color: Black
Range: 0.22μF~470μF
Multilayer- monolithic ceramic capacitor, Capacitance 100000pf
Voltage-rated 50v, Tolerance 10 percent
Body diameter 4mm,Lead spacing 5,08mm
Tolerance 10 percent
Body diameter 4mm,Lead spacing 5,08mm
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