
- Very low lossat high frequency
- Small internal temperature rise
- High insulation resistance
- excellentself-healing property
- long life

- Low loss ≤0.0008%
- low noise
- Small internal temperature rise and good self-healing
- Low frequency loss
- High temperature resistance 105℃

- Excellent frequency and temperature characteristics
- Low loss, smallinherent temperature rise and high reliability
- Negativetemperature coefficient of capacitance and good stability

- Small size, light weight and low cost
- High stability and reliability
- Dissipation factor is small because the leads are directly welded to electrodes

- Compact size
- Excellent flame retardant abilities
- High insulation resistance
- excellentself-healing
- high reliability
- Very lowloss at high frequency
- excellenttemperature characteristics
- withstanding5KV impulse voltage

- Box type provides the identical dimensions
- Excellent flame retardant abilities
- High insualtion resistance,
- excellent self-healing property
- long life
- Withstanding 2.5KV impulse voltage
- As an across-the-line type noise suppression capacitor
- suitable for AC

- Ideal for across the line applications
- Compact size
- Cost effective product
- Safety standards recognized for AC applications

- Ideal for across the line applications
- Compact size
- Cost effective product
- Safety standards recognized for AC applications

- Aluminum electrolytic capacitor
- Low cost, high cost performance
- Large capacity, wide range of specifications
- Mature technology and high stability

- Smd electrolytic capacitor
- Small size, small volume
- Low labor cost
- Mature technology and high stability

- Snap In Capacitor
- Large capacity and low voltage coexist
- Wide range of specifications
- Mature technology and high stability

- Screw capacitor
- Super large capacity
- Enough storage power
- Mature technology and high stability
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