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HR2

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 has 10 recorded cross-reference matches across 4 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.

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HR2 series references

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BISHOP ELECTRONICS

C21

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus Bishop Electronics C21:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability.

Source: User provided
ELECTROCUBE

650D

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus Electrocube 650D:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability.

Source: User provided
ELECTRON PRODUCTS / TRW / WK / ITT JENNINGS / MARSHAL INDUSTRIES (SOURCE GROUP)

HMC

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus Electron Products / TRW / WK / ITT Jennings / Marshal Industries (source group) HMC:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability. The source combines these brands in one column; the exact brand responsible for this series is unresolved. The group is not a manufacturer and does not establish current ownership or brand aliases.

Source: User provided
ELPAC COMPONENTS

C-B

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus Elpac Components C-B:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability.

Source: User provided
F-DYNE / SOUTHERN ELECTRONIC / CIRCLE ELECTRONIC (SOURCE GROUP)

MPC13

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus F-Dyne / Southern Electronic / Circle Electronic (source group) MPC13:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability. The source combines these brands in one column; the exact brand responsible for this series is unresolved. The group is not a manufacturer and does not establish current ownership or brand aliases.

Source: User provided
GUDEMAN

396

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus Gudeman 396:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability.

Source: User provided
IMB ELECTRONIC / ELECTRO-CAP / MINI-COR (SOURCE GROUP)

DA1

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus IMB Electronic / Electro-Cap / Mini-Cor (source group) DA1:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability. The source combines these brands in one column; the exact brand responsible for this series is unresolved. The group is not a manufacturer and does not establish current ownership or brand aliases.

Source: User provided
IMB ELECTRONIC / ELECTRO-CAP / MINI-COR (SOURCE GROUP)

RA1

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus IMB Electronic / Electro-Cap / Mini-Cor (source group) RA1:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability. The source combines these brands in one column; the exact brand responsible for this series is unresolved. The group is not a manufacturer and does not establish current ownership or brand aliases.

Source: User provided
RELIABLE CAPACITOR / REL-CAP / HI-REL / ALISSA (SOURCE GROUP)

PMT

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus Reliable Capacitor / Rel-Cap / Hi-Rel / Alissa (source group) PMT:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability. The source combines these brands in one column; the exact brand responsible for this series is unresolved. The group is not a manufacturer and does not establish current ownership or brand aliases.

Source: User provided
SPRAGUE ELECTRIC / DEARBORN ELECTRIC (SOURCE GROUP)

LP88

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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 versus Sprague Electric / Dearborn Electric (source group) LP88:

Historical series chart (2009). Case: Round, axial, wrap and fill. Dielectric: Metallized polycarbonate. Size category: miniature; this is not a numeric dimensional specification. Series candidate only; some listed crosses are not exact. Complete capacitance, voltage, tolerance and ordering suffixes are not supplied. Verify current datasheets, dimensions and lead spacing, capacitance and tolerance, voltage/derating, temperature, dissipation/ESR, pulse/current ratings, insulation and approvals before substitution. Reverse lookup does not establish reverse suitability. The source combines these brands in one column; the exact brand responsible for this series is unresolved. The group is not a manufacturer and does not establish current ownership or brand aliases.

Source: User provided
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American Capacitor Corporation HR2 specifications & datasheets

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