100uF 6.3V SMD Surface Mount Electrolytic Capacitor

Reliable 100uF 6.3V SMD Electrolytic Capacitor for Everyday Electronics

This 100uF 6.3V SMD (Surface Mount Device) electrolytic capacitor is the perfect solution for compact and efficient circuit designs. Designed to support logic and portable devices, it offers stable performance for decoupling, smoothing, or filtering in power supplies and signal lines. Whether you are working on Arduino projects, repairing consumer electronics, or assembling DIY kits, this capacitor is easy to solder and offers reliable results.

Key Features and Benefits

• Simple Surface Mount Design: SMD form factor saves board space and makes automated assembly a breeze.
• 100uF Capacitance Value: Ideal for filtering, decoupling, and energy storage applications in low-voltage DC circuits.
• 6.3 Volt Rating: Perfect for use in logic-level, battery-powered, and portable devices.
• Stable 105C Temperature Rating: Ensures long-lasting performance in demanding or high-temperature environments.
• High Reliability: Designed for consistent operation and durability in daily-use electronics.

Technical Specifications

• Capacitance: 100F (microfarads)
• Rated Voltage: 6.3V
• Type: Surface Mount (SMD/SMT) Electrolytic Capacitor
• ESR: Standard low ESR for stable circuit operation
• Operating Temperature: -40C to +105C
• Package Quantity: 1 piece
• Product ID: VUPN727

Simple Upgrade or Replacement

Swap out failed capacitors or upgrade your build with this easy-to-use 100uF 6.3V SMD capacitor. Its standard SMD package fits a wide range of consumer electronics, including laptops, LCD monitors, routers, gaming accessories, and more.

Choose the Right Electrolytic Capacitor for Your Needs

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