Product Overview

The HRK CD110 series is a standard plug-in type aluminum electrolytic capacitor designed for reliable operation in various applications. It features a black sleeve with white lettering, a rated operating temperature range of -40 to +105, and a rated voltage of 400V. This capacitor is suitable for applications requiring stable capacitance and low leakage current, offering a long operational life of 2,000 hours at 105. It adheres to industry standards and is manufactured with quality materials, making it a dependable choice for electronic circuits.

Product Attributes

• Brand: HRK ()
• Product Series: CD110
• Type: Plug-in Type Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor
• Sleeve Color: Black
• Marking Color: White
• Origin: Shenzhen, China
• Environmental Compliance: RoHS, REACH SVHC, 2006/22/EC (PFOA/PFOS), 2005/84/EC (16P), ZEK 01.2-08 (PAHs), Sony SS-00259 (18th Edition)
• Storage Period: 12 months

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Usage Precautions

• Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are polarized; ensure correct polarity during installation. Reverse connection can cause short circuits or damage. Use non-polarized capacitors for circuits with uncertain polarity.
• Do not apply reverse voltage or DC voltage exceeding the rated voltage. Exceeding the rated voltage significantly increases leakage current and can damage the capacitor. Use within the rated voltage for optimal lifespan. Surge voltage is the maximum voltage the capacitor can withstand for a short duration.
• Ripple current should be kept below the rated value. Exceeding the rated ripple current can cause the capacitor to overheat, reduce capacitance, and shorten its lifespan. The sum of the peak ripple voltage and the DC voltage should not exceed the rated working voltage.
• Operate capacitors within their rated temperature range. Operating above the upper temperature limit will significantly reduce lifespan or trigger the safety vent. Operation at room temperature ensures a longer lifespan. For every 10 decrease in ambient temperature, the lifespan doubles.
• After prolonged storage, leakage current may increase, especially at higher storage temperatures. Store in a suitable environment. Leakage current will decrease after voltage is applied. If increased leakage current affects the circuit, pre-charge the capacitor before use.
• Capacitors are not suitable for circuits with frequent charge/discharge cycles. Capacitance may decrease due to oxidation of the negative electrode's oxide film, or the capacitor may be damaged by heat generated during charge/discharge.
• Improper installation or stress on leads can damage the internal structure, leading to high leakage current or leakage issues. Ensure good soldering, appropriate PCB hole spacing, do not bend leads excessively, and avoid bending or twisting the capacitor body during soldering.
• During tin dipping or soldering, the sleeve may crack or shrink if exposed to excessive time or temperature.
• Do not use halogenated organic solvents for cleaning. If cleaning is necessary, use a cleaning agent that ensures capacitor quality. After cleaning, do not store in the cleaning solution or sealed containers. Dry the capacitor and PCB with hot air for at least 10 minutes, ensuring the hot air temperature does not exceed the capacitor's upper temperature limit.
• Do not use fixing agents or coating agents containing halogenated organic compounds. Ensure that fixing or coating agents do not cover the entire sealing area of the capacitor.
• Recommended storage conditions: below 35, relative humidity less than 75% RH, away from direct sunlight.
• For disposal, contact a local industrial waste disposal service.
• Refer to EIAJ RCR-2367B for more details.