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Rubycon SEV has 1 recorded cross-reference match across 1 manufacturer. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.

Series reference — complete ordering code required. These entries identify product families. Match the complete ordering code, electrical ratings, dimensions and operating conditions using current datasheets before choosing a product.

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SEV series references

Two-way recorded relationships. Each source may carry conditions or differences.

WEET

WVT

Technical notes
Technical notes

Rubycon SEV versus WEET WVT:

PDF page 6, table row 2. Original header RUBYCON. Original cell SKV

SEV. WEET description: WVT 105℃

2000 Hours

Standard. Series/family comparison only, not a complete ordering code or exact/drop-in equivalence. Verify capacitance, voltage, tolerance, dielectric, dimensions, pitch, ESR, ripple, life, temperature and safety approvals against current manufacturer datasheets. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. Publication date not printed; copyright 2000 is not a publication date. Details subject to change without notice.

Source: WEET Capacitors Cross Reference (9 pages) ↗ (Undated; copyright 2000 does not establish publication date)
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Rubycon SEV specifications & datasheets

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Counts describe recorded relationships, not stock, sales, testing or independent qualification. Manufacturer-and-part identities remain separate. Indexing dates do not establish current specifications or availability.

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