Leading range of aluminium electrolytic capacitors available locally
7 March 2007
Passive Components
Infrastructure
K & J Electronics manufactures V-Chip aluminum electrolytic capacitors, as well as solid aluminium electrolytic capacitors with conductive polymer. A free CD is available that specifies the company's entire product range. New products to the K & J line include: 2200 μF; 3300 μF; 4700 μF and 6800 μF capacitors, available in various case sizes. Types of capacitors available include: standard; low leakage current; wide temperature; bi-polar; bi-polar with wide temperature; low impedance; extra lower impedance; long life with extra lower impedance; long-life assurance; 3000-5000 hours load life; high reliability; and mid-to-high voltage.
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