SL3S1206FUD2/HAA-VB2
NXP Semiconductors
The NXP Semiconductors SL3S1206FUD2/HAA-VB2 is a Chassis Mount Resistor. It is RoHS3 Compliant and REACH Unaffected.
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The Siemens B32533 3.3MF K 100V is a ceramic capacitor designed for reliable performance in electronic circuits. It offers RoHS3 compliance, indicating adherence to environmental standards for hazardous substances. The component also features an MSL (Moisture Sensitivity Level) of 1, signifying unlimited shelf life under recommended storage conditions. This capacitor is suitable for a wide range of applications requiring stable capacitance and voltage ratings.
Key specifications include a capacitance of 3.3µF and a voltage rating of 100V. The REACH status is unaffected, further confirming its compliance with global chemical regulations. The ceramic construction ensures durability and consistent electrical characteristics across various operating conditions. This part is identified by the manufacturer part number B32533 3.3MF K 100V and is produced by Siemens.
This ceramic capacitor is a component choice for engineers and designers seeking dependable solutions for their projects. Its specifications make it suitable for use in power supplies, filtering circuits, and general-purpose decoupling applications. The combination of its electrical characteristics and compliance status makes it a practical option for modern electronic designs.
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The capacitance is 3.3 microfarads.
The voltage rating is 100 volts.
Yes, it is RoHS3 compliant.
The moisture sensitivity level is Level 1 Unlimited.
