* DESCRIPTION Mono-axialTM series Metal end terminations are applied and fired to provide electrical connection between the individual layers. Tinned leads are attached using a solder. Encapsulation consists of a moisture resistant gold colour conformal epoxy coating that meets the flame requirements
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Leaded ceramic multilayer capacitors.
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Mono-axialTM series Leaded ceramic multilayer capacitors
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