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NRSG682M35V10X12.5TRF: DescriptionMiniature Aluminum Electrolytic Ca pac i tors; File Size237KB，3 Pages; ManufacturerNIC; Websitehttps://www.niccomp.com

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Miniature Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

ULTRA LOW IMPEDANCE, RADIAL LEADS, POLARIZED, ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC

FEATURES

• VERY LOW IMPEDANCE

includes all homogeneous materials

• LONG LIFE AT 105°C (2000 ~ 4000 hrs.)

*See Part Number System for Details

• HIGH STABILITY AT LOW TEMPERATURE

• IDEALLY FOR SWITCHING POWER SUPPLIES & CONVERTORS

CHARACTERISTICS

Rated Voltage Range

Capacitance Range

Operating Temperature Range

Capacitance Tolerance

Maximum Leakage Current

After 2 Minutes at 20°C

6.3 ~ 100Vdc

6.8 ~ 6,800µF

-40°C ~ +105°C

±20% (M)

0.01CV or 3µA

whichever is greater

W.V. (Vdc)

S.V. (Vdc)

C < 1,000µF

C = 1,200µF

C = 1,500µF

C = 1,800µF

C = 2,200µF

C = 2,700µF

C = 3,300µF

C = 3,900µF

C = 4,700µF

C = 5,600µF

C = 6,800µF

Z-25°C/Z+20°C

Z-40°C/Z+20°C

Capacitance Change

Tan

Leakage Current

NRSG Series

RoHS

Compliant

Max. Tan

at 120Hz/20°C

6.3

0.22

0.24

0.26

0.28

0.30

0.32

0.19

0.21

0.23

0.27

0.16

0.18

0.20

0.14

0.16

0.12

0.10

0.09

100

125

0.08

Low Temperature Stability

Impedance Ratio @ 120Hz

Load Life Test at Rated W.V. & 105°C

2,000 Hrs. 5 ~ 6.3mm Dia.

3,000 Hrs 8mm Dia.

4,000 Hrs 10 ~ 12.5mm Dia.

5,000 Hrs 16 ~ 18mm Dia.

Within ±25% of initial measured value

Less than 200% of specified value

Less than specified value

PART NUMBER SYSTEM

NRSG 102 M 25V 10X20 TB F

RoHS Compliant

TB = Tape & Box*

Case Size (mm)

Working Voltage

Tolerance Code M=20%, K=10%

Capacitance Code in

µF

Series

*see tape specification for details

Please review the notes on correct use, safety and precautions found on

pages T10

T11

of NIC’s

Electrolytic Capacitor catalog.

Also found at

www.niccomp.com/precautions

If in doubt or uncertainty, please review your specific application - process details with

NIC’s technical support personnel:

tpmg@niccomp.com

PRECAUTIONS

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