4306-013

Overview

The 4306-013 is a feedthrough capacitor from the Tusonix 4306 series, designed for electromagnetic interference (EMI) filtering. It features a capacitance of 10 pF with a voltage rating of 200 V and a current rating of 5 A. The component utilizes an axial press-fit package configuration. Its physical dimensions are optimized for board mounting, providing reliable performance in high-frequency noise suppression applications.

Feature Summary

• Axial press-fit construction for secure mechanical attachment
• Feedthrough topology for effective EMI suppression
• Low capacitance value suitable for high-frequency filtering

Applications

• Electromagnetic interference filtering in electronic circuits
• High-frequency noise suppression in signal lines
• Power supply input/output filtering

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix requirements when ordering, as some distributors list this part with an LF suffix indicating lead-free compliance. Confirm the axial press-fit package style matches your panel or board design constraints. Ensure the 200V rating and 5A current capacity meet your system's operational demands before finalizing procurement specifications.

Selection Notes

Select this component when low capacitance values are required for high-frequency noise attenuation. The axial press-fit form factor is ideal for panel-mounted installations where robust mechanical connection is necessary. Compare against other 4306 series variants if different capacitance or voltage ratings are needed for specific circuit topologies.

Part Context

This component belongs to the Tusonix 4306 series of EMI feedthrough filters. The series offers various capacitance values and voltage ratings within an axial package format. These filters are engineered for applications requiring compact, high-reliability noise suppression solutions in demanding environments.

Replacement Considerations

Check for direct substitutes within the 4306 series with identical 10 pF capacitance and 200V rating. Verify that any replacement maintains the axial press-fit interface and similar physical dimensions to ensure compatibility with existing mounting structures.