Ceramic Capacitors - Whadda - K/CAP1




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This Whadda K/CAP1 Ceramic Capacitor Set is designed for hobbyists, students, and electronics enthusiasts needing a variety of common capacitor values for projects and learning. Its key benefit is providing 224 pieces across 14 different values, ensuring you have the right component for many applications. A potential caveat is the maximum operating voltage of 50Vdc, which may not be suitable for high-power circuits.
| Model Part Number | K/CAP1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Velleman |
The maximum operating voltage for this set is 50VDC.
The product information does not specify packaging details beyond the contents list. They are typically provided in bulk or in a compartmentalized case for assortments.
No, ceramic capacitors are generally non-polarized, meaning they can be connected in either direction within a circuit.
The set ranges from 10 pF (picofarads) to 220 nF (nanofarads).
Ceramic capacitors are often suitable for high-frequency applications due to their low equivalent series resistance (ESR). However, suitability depends on the specific requirements of the circuit.
Ceramic capacitors often have values printed directly on them. For smaller values (pF range), it might be a two-digit number followed by 'p' (e.g., '10p' for 10pF) or a three-digit code where the last digit indicates the power of 10 (e.g., '101' for 10 x 10^1 pF = 100pF). For nF values, it might be written as '10n', '103' (10 x 10^3 pF = 10nF), or '224' (22 x 10^4 pF = 220nF).
The number '224' printed on a capacitor typically indicates a capacitance of 22 multiplied by 10 to the power of 4 picofarads (pF). So, 22 x 10^4 pF = 220,000 pF, which is equal to 220 nF (nanofarads).
Double-check that the capacitor value (pF, nF) is correct for the circuit design and that it is oriented properly if polarized (though ceramic capacitors are generally not polarized).
Do not use a visibly damaged capacitor. Replace it with a new one from the set, ensuring the correct value is selected.
Verify that the circuit's operating voltage does not exceed the 50VDC maximum rating of these capacitors. Use capacitors with a higher voltage rating for such applications.
Setup: This is a component set and does not require setup. Capacitors are ready to be soldered into circuits or used with breadboards.
Compatibility: These capacitors are compatible with standard electronic prototyping equipment, including breadboards, perfboards, and PCB design. They are suitable for use in circuits operating at or below 50VDC. Always ensure the capacitor's value and voltage rating are appropriate for your specific circuit design.
Care: Store capacitors in a dry, cool environment, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle with care to avoid physical damage. It's advisable to keep them in their original packaging or a compartmentalized storage box to prevent loss and contamination.