Product Overview
682K100N Film Capacitor - 6.8 nF, 100 V
Condition
New, old stock - professional quality. The photo shows a representative unit from our stock. Same or next business day shipping from our Idaho warehouse. Honest pricing, no nonsense. Online since 1999. We are here for our customers, with a no-hassle satisfaction guarantee.
Product Overview
A small radial film capacitor in a dark green body, printed in white ink on a single line: 682K100N. Against the millimetre ruler in the photo the body measures approximately 10 mm by 6 mm, with two straight leads running well clear of it, and no brand or logo is visible in these photos. That one string carries the whole specification, and parts this size are the routine small-value coupling and filter stock of signal boards.
Key Features
- Capacitance 6.8 nF, that is 6800 pF or 0.0068 uF, from the marked code 682 read on a picofarad base
- Tolerance +/- 10 percent, from the tolerance letter K
- 100 V, from the 100 field of the same marking string
- Film capacitor, dark green body; the marking names no film type, so none is claimed here
- Body approximately 10 mm by 6 mm against the millimetre ruler in frame
- Radial leads, through-hole
- Marking quoted verbatim as one line, 682K100N; the trailing N is not decoded by any published table we located
- Verify against TDK's published marking and ordering code system for three-digit picofarad codes before designing in.
Applications
- Small-value coupling in audio and signal stages
- Filter and snubber networks needing 6800 pF
- Timing networks on hobby and instrument boards
- Restock for repair benches that run through small film values
Frequently Asked Questions
How many should I order? Order what the board calls for and a few spares; 137 are on the shelf here, so a single piece and a full board set come out of the same bin. Shipping is $8 flat rate and free on orders over $28, so small parts like this ship smartest as part of a larger order.
Is 682K100N the manufacturer's part number? No. It is the value code printed on the body: 682 for 6800 pF, K for +/- 10 percent, 100 for the voltage, with a trailing N no published table we found explains. Search it as a marking, not as an orderable part number from a named maker.
Ten millimetres of green body, one line of white ink, and that line says everything the part is willing to say.
