Product Overview
0.056 µF 100V Radial Dipped Film Capacitors
Condition
New old stock (NOS), unused inventory. Wire leads are clean, full-length, and untinned. Body markings read 563K over 100N.
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Product Overview
This radial dipped film capacitor provides 0.056 µF (56 nF or 56,000 pF) of capacitance with a 100-volt rating. Encapsulated in a protective dark reddish-brown epoxy dip with radial through-hole leads, it serves as a stable component for audio tone shaping, bypass filtering, and signal coupling.
Key Features
- Capacitance: 0.056 µF (56 nF / 56,000 pF)
- Tolerance: ±10% (K code)
- Voltage Rating: 100 V
- Package: Radial dipped epoxy coating
- Termination: 2-pin radial through-hole wire leads
- Markings: 563K over 100N
Applications
- Dialing in tone control and bass-bleed networks in guitar electronics
- Servicing audio amplifier tone stacks and signal coupling stages
- Constructing analog active and passive timing filters on prototype boards
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the markings 563K and 100N represent?
The 563 marking represents 56 followed by 3 zeros in picofarads, equaling 56,000 pF (0.056 µF or 56 nF). The letter K designates a ±10% tolerance, and 100N indicates the 100 V rating.
Can this capacitor be used across AC power lines?
No. This capacitor is rated for 100 V DC circuit applications and is not rated for mains-voltage AC line filtering.
Why buy individual counts here rather than a generic assortment kit?
Ordering the specific value needed eliminates paying for unused values in bulk grab bags. More pieces cost less each, and the price-break table on this page shows what each quantity costs. Orders ship for an $8 flat rate, qualify for free shipping at $28, and leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
A dependable little block of capacitance for when an analog circuit simply needs the right curve and no excuses. Plug it in, solder it down, and let the signal flow clean.
