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105℃ Radial Lead Type Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors KMG Series EKMG350ELL222ML25S

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EKMG350ELL222ML25S

Not Recommended for New Design

Part Number EKMG350ELL222ML25S
Status
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In Production:Product is in mass production.
NRND:Not recommended for new design.
To be Discontinued:We are planning to discontinue production of this item.
Discontinued:Production of this product has stopped.
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Successor Model KMQ/KXJ series
Series KMG
Polarity Polar
Category Temperature Range -55~105 ℃
Temperature Characteristics, Case Code (inch/mm) -
Rated Voltage 35 Vdc
Capacitance 2200 µF
Capacitance Tolerance -20~20%(M) / 20℃, 120Hz
Internal Resistance (Typ.)
Internal Resistance (Max.)
Dimensions ⌀ D 16mm
Dimensions H mm
Dimensions L 25mm
Rated Ripple Current 1260mArms / 105℃ / 120Hz
Rated Ripple Voltage - Vac / -Hz
Impedance
ESR -
Leakage Current 2310 μA max / 20℃, after 1 minute
Dissipation Factor (tanδ) 0.16 max / 20℃, 120Hz
Max. Charging and Discharging Current - Arms / -Hz
Number of Charging/Discharging Cycles - × 104 times
Endurance Temperature/Time/Overload 105℃ / 1000hrs / DC+Ripple
Shelf Life Temperature/Time 105℃ / 1000hrs
Terminal Coating Sn
Elements -
Reference Weight
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This is a representing value calculated from a standard material composition.
Note that the reference weights are not considered as guaranteed value.
8.6g
Minimum Order Quantity
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This is the packing quantity for standard packing specifications.
500 pcs
RoHS Compliant
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10 Restricted Substances
2011/65/EU and (EU) 2015/863
Compliant
AEC-Q200
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Please refer to AEC-Q 200 for details.
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Rated Ripple Current Multipliers

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Frequency Multipliers
Frequency [Hz]501203001k10k100k
Multipliers0.851.001.031.051.081.08

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