470 µF, 10 V, 500 mOhm ESR — bulk decoupling anchor
The 500 mOhm ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) at this capacitance means it can handle moderate ripple current without excessive self-heating — a solid choice for bulk decoupling on a 10 V rail where the ripple frequency is under a few hundred kilohertz. Above that, the ESR starts to dominate impedance, so keep it as a low-frequency reservoir cap, not a high-frequency bypass.
At 125°C, the voltage derating curve in the datasheet applies — for a 10 V part, running it at 7 V or less at the high end keeps the reliability margin intact. The molded case and surface-mount 2917 footprint (7.30 mm x 4.30 mm, 4.30 mm seated height) fit standard pick-and-place and reflow profiles, though the large body means the reflow soak zone should be verified for thermal gradient across the part.
Active — no LTB pressure, standard sourcing
That means no last-time-buy clock ticking — the part can be designed into new BOMs with confidence.