Product information

TMCF11 Axial film capacitors

By Shenzhen Topmay Electronic Co., Ltd.

Compiled by Factinery from publicly available sources.

TMCF11 is an axial metallized-polyester capacitor family for coupling and filtering functions.

TMCF11 is an axial metallized-polyester capacitor family for coupling and filtering functions.

Specifications

Product specifications with units, conditions and source references
AttributeValueConditionsSource
Rated DC voltage options100; 160; 250; 400; 630; 1000; 1200 V DCOriginal rating row; dimension headers explicitly use VDC.Official TMCF11 product specification.
Capacitance tolerance options±5; ±10; ±20 %Original J/K/M options.Official TMCF11 product specification.
Dielectric constructionMetallized polyesterExplicit original construction paragraph.Official TMCF11 product specification.

Applications

  • Electronic circuit coupling and filtering

Sources and updates

Scope of this page: Only the TMCF11 model/series and the listed source-supported attributes. Series maximums or model-dependent ranges are identified in the conditions; options and prices are not inferred. The top specification range (0.010–30 µF) differs from listed dimension entries including 0.001 µF. The capacitance range is omitted, without selecting one conflicting boundary. The family is counted once, without separate MEA/MET shape rows.

  1. Official TMCF11 product information

    Public source from the named publisher · Shenzhen Topmay Electronic Co., Ltd.

    Only the TMCF11 model/series and the listed source-supported attributes. Series maximums or model-dependent ranges are identified in the conditions; options and prices are not inferred. The top specification range (0.010–30 µF) differs from listed dimension entries including 0.001 µF. The capacitance range is omitted, without selecting one conflicting boundary. The family is counted once, without separate MEA/MET shape rows.

    Source accessed: 27 October 2026

Content updated 27 October 2026. Source dates describe the documents or the recorded access to them.

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