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KYOCERA AVX SCMR18F105PRBA0 — Supercapacitors

KYOCERA AVX SCMR18F105PRBA0 Supercapacitor, 1 F, 5.5 V

MPNSCMR18F105PRBA0
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KYOCERA AVX SCM series supercapacitor, SCMR18F105PRBA0, 1 F, 5.5 V, through hole, radial can, 250 mOhm ESR, 0.453" lead spacing.

$4.3100Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

SCMR18F105PRBA0 specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesSCM
MountingThrough Hole
ESR250mOhm @ 1kHz
Voltage - rated5.5 V
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 65°C
Size (Dimension)0.630\" L x 0.315\" W (16.00mm x 8.00mm)
Height - seated0.768\" (19.50mm)
PackageBulk
Tolerance0%, +100%
Capacitance1 F
TerminationPC Pins
Lead spacing0.453\" (11.50mm)
CaseRadial, Can
Lifetime1000 Hrs @ 65°C

Product details

The KYOCERA AVX SCMR18F105PRBA0 is a 1 F supercapacitor from the SCM series, rated at 5.5 V. That 1 F capacitance stores enough energy to hold up a real-time clock or backup a small SRAM for minutes during a power blip — think ride-through for a microcontroller logging data to flash before the rail drops below the brownout threshold. The 250 mOhm ESR at 1 kHz tells you the internal resistance is low enough that the capacitor can deliver a few hundred milliamps of surge current without a big voltage drop — useful when the load wakes up and pulls a pulse from the backup cap. The 0%, +100% tolerance means you get at least 1 F; the actual part could be up to 2 F, so the hold-up time is a range, not a fixed number.

Through-hole radial can — board-fit and thermal budget

Packaged in a radial can with 0.453" (11.50 mm) lead spacing and PC pin termination, it mounts through a pair of holes on a standard PCB. The rated lifetime is 1000 hours at 65 °C. That is the accelerated-life figure — at a cooler 40 °C ambient the actual service life stretches significantly, per the Arrhenius relationship typical for supercapacitors.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ESR of SCMR18F105PRBA0 and why does it matter?

The ESR is 250 mOhm at 1 kHz. That is the internal series resistance — lower ESR means the capacitor can deliver higher surge currents with less voltage drop, which matters when the load pulls a pulse from the backup cap during a power-loss event.