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The Nichicon UCM1C101MCL1GS is a surface-mount aluminum electrolytic capacitor from the UCM series, engineered for low impedance performance. It operates within a category temperature range of -55 to +105°C and supports rated voltages from 6.3V to 50V.
This capacitor features a rated capacitance of 100µF with a capacitance tolerance of ±20% at 120Hz and 20°C. The leakage current is specified as not more than 0.01CV after 2 minutes of rated voltage application. The dissipation factor (tan delta) is a maximum of 0.16 at 120Hz and 20°C.
Stability at low temperatures is maintained, with impedance ratios (Z-25C/Z+20C) of 2 and (Z-40C/Z+20C) of 3. The capacitor meets endurance requirements after 1000 hours at 105°C, with specified limits for capacitance change, tan delta, and leakage current. Shelf life characteristics are also defined under similar conditions.
Packaged for surface mounting, this component is suitable for various electronic applications requiring reliable capacitance and low impedance characteristics.
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The UCM1C101MCL1GS supports a rated capacitance range from 10µF to 2200µF, measured at 120Hz and 20°C.
The component is rated for voltages between 6.3V and 50V DC.
The capacitance tolerance is specified as ±20% when tested at 120Hz and 20°C.
This component utilizes a surface mount mounting type housed in a chip-type package.
The leakage current must not exceed 0.01CV after applying rated voltage for two minutes at 20°C.
Endurance testing at 105°C for 1000 hours requires capacitance change to remain within 30% of the initial value.
The impedance ratio relative to +20°C reaches a maximum of 4 at -55°C, 3 at -40°C, and 2 at -25°C.