Product information

DKT-DA Coin-type supercapacitors

By Kingtronics

Compiled by Factinery from publicly available sources.

DKT-DA is a documented coin-type supercapacitors series for electronic memory and backup-power circuits.

DKT-DA is a documented coin-type supercapacitors series for electronic memory and backup-power circuits.

Specifications

Product specifications with units, conditions and source references
AttributeValueConditionsSource
Rated voltage5.5 VExact DKT-DA series row.Official DKT-DA product specification.
Capacitance range0.1–1.5 FSeries range, not one selected part.Official DKT-DA product specification.
Operating temperature−25 to +70 °COriginal series temperature range.Official DKT-DA product specification.

Applications

  • Electronic memory and backup-power circuits

Sources and updates

Scope of this page: Only the DKT-DA 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. This is one documented series, without additional child-model quota rows. Each listed range spans the series; not every combination is available. Original model tables, temperature/voltage derating and test conditions govern selection. No certification, safety approval, lifetime prediction or current stock is asserted.

  1. Official DKT-DA product information

    Public source from the named publisher · Kingtronics

    Only the DKT-DA 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. This is one documented series, without additional child-model quota rows. Each listed range spans the series; not every combination is available. Original model tables, temperature/voltage derating and test conditions govern selection. No certification, safety approval, lifetime prediction or current stock is asserted.

    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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