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Ceramic Axial CapacitorsHigh quality, long life, known brand electrolytic capacitors sold individually. Notes: The voltage rating on capacitors refers to the maximum voltage that be safely applied, so if for example, you can replace an old cap that has a 16v rating with one with a 50v rating without any issues (but do check the dimensions in case there are any physical contraints on the PCB or enclosure). It is the capacitance (measured in microfarads "uf") that is critical. Electrolytic caps are almost always polarized - this means they need to fitted with the same orientation as the originals. In the case of radial caps (those with both leads coming from the same end) there is a stripe on the body of the cap denoting the negative lead. In the case of axial capacitors, there is an indentation in the body of the cap nearest the positive lead and a row of arrows pointing to the negative lead. Usually there will markings on the PCB to indicate which way around the caps should be mounted. Products:Click on the product thumbnail for an enlarged view. Ceramic 100nf (0.1uf) Axial Capacitor
Ceramic 100pf Axial Capacitor
Ceramic 10nf (0.01uf or 10,000pf) Axial Capacitor
Ceramic 15pf Axial Capacitor
Ceramic 220nf (0.22uf) Axial Capacitor
Ceramic 22nf (0.022uf) Axial Capacitor
Ceramic 33pf Axial Capacitor
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