SH18B103K500CT

Manufacturer :

Walsin Technology

Product Category :

Ceramic Capacitors

Max Operating Temperature :

125 °C

Type :

Soft Termination Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitor

Min Operating Temperature :

-55 °C

Package :

Tape and Reel (TR)

Thickness (Max) :

0.034 (0.87mm)

Mounting Feature :

Surface Mount

Series :

SH

Ratings :

-

Size (mm) :

1.6 x 0.8 x 0.8

Dielectric :

X7R

Lead Spacing :

-

Lead Style :

-

Package Shape :

RECTANGULAR PACKAGE

Terminal Shape :

WRAPAROUND

Minimum Operating Temperature :

- 55 C

Temperature Characteristics Code :

X7R

Voltage :

50VDC

JESD-609 Code :

e3

Capacitance Value :

0.01uF

Height - Seated (Max) :

-

Product Height (mm) :

0.8

Multilayer :

yes

Manufacturer :

Walsin

Product :

General Type MLCCs

Product Status :

Active

Terminal Finish :

TIN OVER NICKEL

Mounting :

Surface Mount

Product Type :

Ceramic Capacitors

Applications :

Boardflex Sensitive

Voltage - Rated :

50V

Construction :

Flat

Depth :

800 µm

Operating Temperature :

-55°C ~ 125°C

Temperature Coefficient :

15%

Dielectric Material :

Ceramic

Microwave Application :

No

RoHS Status :

RoHS Compliant

Minimum Operating Temperature (°C) :

-55

Size / Dimension :

0.063 L x 0.031 W (1.60mm x 0.80mm)

Maximum Operating Temperature (°C) :

125

Size Code :

0603

Negative Tolerance :

10

Features :

Soft Termination

Product Category :

Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors MLCC - SMD/SMT

Brand :

Walsin

Capacitor Type :

CERAMIC CAPACITOR

ECCN (US) :

EAR99

Termination :

Flexible (Soft)

Tolerance :

10%

Packing Method :

TR, Paper, 7 Inch

Product Length (mm) :

1.6

Number of Terminals :

2

RoHS :

Details

Length :

1.6

Maximum Operating Temperature :

+ 125 C

Height :

0.8

Mounting Type :

Surface Mount, MLCC

Width :

0.8

Subcategory :

Capacitors

Product Depth (mm) :

0.8

Case Style :

Ceramic Chip

Class :

Class 2

Termination Style :

Pad

Positive Tolerance :

10

Capacitance :

0.01uF

Packaging :

Tape and Reel

Failure Rate :

-

Package / Case :

0603