Cornell-Dubilier 43pF Mica Capacitor 500V dc ±5% Tolerance CD15 Series
Product Information
Series:
CD15
Capacitance:
43 pF
Voltage:
500 V dc
Minimum Operating Temperature:
-55°C
Maximum Operating Temperature:
+125°C
Tolerance:
±5%
Terminal Type:
Radial
Dielectric Material Family:
Mica
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This is 43pF Mica Capacitor 500V dc ±5% Tolerance CD15 Series manufactured by Cornell-Dubilier. The manufacturer part number is CD15ED430JO3F. The product cd15, is a highly preferred choice for users. It provides a 43 pf of capacitance value. It carries a 500 v dc of voltage. Whereas, the minimum operating temperature of the product is -55°c. It has a maximum operating temperature of +125°c. It features ±5% of tolerance value. The terminal is a radial type. Whereas its dielectric material family is mica.
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