Smd cap identification

[Verna_1353]

Welcome to the Technical Forum. Yes. You are correct. The V would designate the 35 volts and the 10 would be 10uf. We do have a post in this. I suggest you keep this one as it is useful for the future:

SMT Electrolytic Capacitor with no Voltage Rating

One questions that comes through our department is from customers who are trying to identify a surface mount Aluminum Electrolytic Cap and there is no Voltage listed. Once we start looking at the cap we often find that the voltage is listed, however as a letter and not the actual voltage value. Here is a marking chart from Rubycon’s TZV series of Capacitors. [image][image] Cornell Dubilier has a similar chart with their AFK Series [image] This however is not standard as some of the capacito…

I still check it and use it. I can provide a link to stocking options of the 10uf , 35 volt options: 10 µF Surface Mount Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors | Electronic Components Distributor DigiKey

There is a lot to choose from, but you can narrow the list very fast. Just start by dimensions and apply filters. That should get rid of choices that would not work. Let us know if you need help narrowind down options.