Product Overview
150 pF Axial Multilayer Ceramic Bead Capacitor for Circuit Bypass
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Straight tinned wire leads with intact yellow conformal epoxy coating. Stamped marking reads 151.
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Product Overview
This 150 pF axial multilayer ceramic capacitor provides stable capacitance in a compact through-hole package marked 151. Built with an epoxy-coated bead body and axial tinned leads, it mounts flat across circuit board traces for signal bypass and high-frequency filtering.
Key Features
- Capacitance: 150 pF (EIA code 151)
- Construction: Multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC)
- Body style: Conformally coated axial bead
- Termination: Straight axial tinned wire leads
- Mounting format: Through-hole PCB or point-to-point wiring
Applications
- High-frequency RF bypass and signal decoupling on prototype circuit boards.
- Restoring vintage audio, communications gear, and test equipment requiring axial-leaded passive components.
- Analog filtering and timing stages in custom synthesizer and hobby electronics builds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 151 marking indicate?
The three-digit marking 151 denotes a nominal capacitance of 150 picofarads, representing 15 followed by one zero in picofarads.
Are the leads compatible with standard solderless breadboards?
Yes, the axial wire leads fit standard breadboard tie-points, perfboards, and through-hole printed circuit board layouts.
Why buy individual capacitors instead of a factory reel?
Buying counted individual units lets you pick the exact component quantity needed for a repair or build without paying for surplus bulk you will not use. 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, ship free at $28 or more, and leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Axial ceramics like this do their quiet work tucked flat against the board, filtering noise so the rest of the circuit can run clean. Drop it into your layout, solder it down, and finish the build.
