HiLetgo Electrolytic Capacitor Assortment Kit (500pcs, 0.1uF–1000uF)

by HiLetgo

★ Best for: Smoothing the servo power rail

Includes the 1000µF capacitors that stop servo current spikes from resetting your board.

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Why we recommend it

When several servos start moving at the same instant they pull a current spike faster than any supply can respond, and the rail voltage dips. A large electrolytic capacitor across the servo power rail smooths that spike, and it is one of the cheapest fixes for jitter and random resets. This assortment covers values from 0.1µF up to 1000µF in several voltage ratings, so you have the bulk capacitor for the servo rail plus smaller values for decoupling sensors and logic. Mind the polarity — the striped leg goes to ground — and choose a voltage rating comfortably above your supply voltage.

At a glance

Quantity	500 pcs, 24 values
Range	0.1µF – 1000µF
Voltage ratings	10V / 16V / 25V / 50V
Includes	Storage box

HiLetgo Electrolytic Capacitor Assortment Kit (500pcs, 0.1uF–1000uF)

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