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Part	RoHS	Manufacturer	Capacitor Type	Mounting Feature	Capacitance	Rated DC Voltage (URdc)	Maximum Operating Temperature	Dielectric Material	Tan Delta	Minimum Operating Temperature	Temperature Coef (ppm/Cel)	Terminal Finish	Leakage Current (mA)	Package Shape	Polarity	Manufacturer Series	Height	Width	Ripple Current (mA)	Diameter	Multi-layer	Equivalent Series Resistance / ESR (mohm )	Additional Features	Packing Method	Size Code	JESD-609 Code	Series	No. of Terminals	Package Style (Meter)	Rated AC Voltage (URac)	Length	Terminal Shape	Positive Tolerance	Temperature Characteristics Code	Reference Standard	Negative Tolerance	Custom Capabilities	Terminal Pitch
CGS193T200X5R		Cornell Dubilier Electronics	ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR	CHASSIS MOUNT	19000 uF	200 V	85 Cel	ALUMINUM (WET)		-40 Cel			6	CYLINDRICAL PACKAGE	POLARIZED				19100	76.2 mm		11						2	Screw Ends		149.225 mm	BINDING POST	50 %			10 %
CGS193T250X8L		Cornell Dubilier Electronics	ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR	CHASSIS MOUNT	19000 uF	250 V	85 Cel	ALUMINUM (WET)		-40 Cel			6	CYLINDRICAL PACKAGE	POLARIZED				18800	76.2 mm		16						2	Screw Ends		219.075 mm	BINDING POST	50 %			10 %

Fixed Capacitors

Fixed capacitors are electronic components that have a fixed capacitance value that cannot be changed. They are used in electronic circuits to provide a specific capacitance value for a given application.

Fixed capacitors are made using a variety of dielectric materials, including ceramic, tantalum, aluminum electrolytic, polyester, and polypropylene. The choice of dielectric material depends on the specific requirements of the application, such as operating voltage, temperature range, and stability.

Fixed capacitors are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, such as through-hole, surface mount, and leaded types. They can also be classified based on their operating voltage, tolerance, and temperature coefficient.

Some common applications of fixed capacitors include decoupling, filtering, timing, and coupling circuits. In decoupling circuits, fixed capacitors are used to filter out unwanted high-frequency noise and ensure stable power supply operation. In timing circuits, fixed capacitors are used to set the time constant and determine the frequency of oscillation.

One of the main advantages of fixed capacitors is their stable capacitance value, which does not change over time or with changes in operating conditions. This makes them suitable for applications that require consistent and predictable performance.