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109LBA035M2DD by cornell dubilier/illinois capacitor
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109LBA035M2DD

Cornell Dubilier/Illinois Capacitor

A 10000 µF, 35V snap-mount aluminum electrolytic capacitor designed for filtering in switching power supplies. ...

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DESCRIPTION

The 109LBA035M2DD is a snap-mount aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a capacitance of 10000 µF and a working voltage of 35VDC. It features a low ESR of 66.31 mΩ at 120 Hz and can handle a maximum RMS ripple current of 4 A at +85°C. This component is housed in a 30x30 mm case and operates reliably across a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, with a load life of 2000 hours. Its high current capability makes it ideal for filtering applications in switching power supplies and other high-demand circuits.

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Cornell Dubilier/Illinois Capacitor
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109LBA035M2DD
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RoHS:
Yes
HTS:
8532220040
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CN
ECCN:
EAR99
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Manufacturer Stock: 150   Peut expédier 5/22/26

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Multiple: 50

DÉLAI DE L'USINE 19 Weeks Peut expédier 9/17/26  

PRICE (USD)

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50
$3.97
100
$3.70
250
$3.64
500
$3.31
1 000
$3.17
2 500
$3.15
5 000
$3.13
7 500 +
$3.11
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