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Abstract: ETR10 ETR15 101J ET10 ET15E511 ET10E101J
Contextual Info: Glass/ET Series Caps Elevated Temperature HEAT It’s the enemy of reliable, long-term circuit performance. In many applications, very high temperatures are not a consideration in circuit design. But in a few specialized areas, elevated temperatures create very real design problems.

ETR20

Contextual Info: Glass/ET Series Caps /aM < Axial Lead Elevated Temperature INTRODUCTION AVX ET-Series axial leaded glass capacitors* are available in four stand­ ard case sizes and in a wide range of values and tolerances. All feature ex­ tremely stable glass dielectric, fused

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ETR10

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et10 glass

Abstract: ETR15 glass capacitor ETR10 101J ET10 101j Capacitor ET15E47
Contextual Info: Glass/ET Series Caps Elevated Temperature HEAT It’s the enemy of reliable, long-term circuit performance. In many applications, very high temperatures are not a consideration in circuit design. But in a few specialized areas, elevated temperatures create very real design problems.

Contextual Info: Axial Lead Elevated Temperature AVAILABLE CASE SIZES INTRODUCTION AVX E T -S e rie s a xia l leaded gla ss capacitors* are available in four stand­ ard case sizes and in a wide range of values and tolerances. All feature ex­ tremely stable glass dielectric, fused

Contextual Info: Glass/ET Series Caps Elevated Temperature HEAT It’s the enemy of reliable, long-term circuit performance. In many applications, very high temperatures are not a consideration in circuit design. But in a few specialized areas, elevated temperatures create very real design problems.