220uf 16V electrolytic capacitor

The 220µF 16V electrolytic capacitor is a commonly used component in electronic circuits for energy storage, filtering, and decoupling applications. It features a cylindrical aluminum can with an electrolyte, providing high capacitance in a compact size. This capacitor is ideal for power supply filtering, coupling, and decoupling in a wide range of electronic devices.

Key Features:

• Capacitance of 220µF
• Rated voltage of 16V
• Polarized (positive and negative leads)
• High energy density
• Long lifespan and reliability
• Compact and lightweight design

Technical Specifications:

• Capacitance: 220µF
• Rated Voltage: 16V
• Tolerance: ±20%
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C (varies by manufacturer)
• Ripple Current: Varies by manufacturer
• Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR): Varies by manufacturer
• Dimensions: Typically around 8mm diameter x 12mm height (varies by manufacturer)
• Lead Spacing: Typically around 3.5mm (varies by manufacturer)
• Type: Electrolytic capacitor
• Mounting: Through-hole or surface-mount

Applications:

• Power Supplies: Used for filtering and smoothing DC output in power supply circuits.
• Audio Equipment: Provides coupling and decoupling in audio amplifiers and other audio circuits.
• Consumer Electronics: Commonly used in TVs, radios, and other electronic devices for various functions.
• Industrial Electronics: Used in control systems, motor drives, and other industrial applications.
• Computer Motherboards: Provides power decoupling and noise filtering in PC motherboards.

Usage:

1. Identify the positive and negative leads of the capacitor (the longer lead is positive).
2. Insert the capacitor into the PCB, ensuring correct polarity (positive to positive and negative to negative).
3. Solder the leads in place, making sure the connections are secure.
4. Trim excess lead length if necessary.
5. Check for proper operation and capacitance in the circuit.

Caution:

• Ensure correct polarity when installing to avoid damage to the capacitor and circuit.
• Do not exceed the rated voltage to prevent capacitor failure or explosion.
• Handle with care to avoid physical damage to the capacitor body and leads.
• Store in a cool, dry place to maintain capacitor performance and longevity.