Product Overview
Panasonic ECUV1H0R5CCM - 0.5 pF 50 V Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitor
Condition
New. The photo shows a representative unit from our stock. Same or next business day shipping from our Idaho warehouse. Honest pricing, no nonsense. Online since 1999. We are here for our customers, with a no-hassle satisfaction guarantee.
Product Overview
Panasonic's ECU-V general usage surface mount ceramic family is listed as obsolete in published parts data. These bodies photograph a pale caramel tan rather than the dark brown most chip ceramics show, with mottled silver end terminations and no printed value on them. The close frame holds three in their paper tape pockets with the sprocket holes above; the wider one has the strip lying at an angle inside a clear bag over a green mat, with the run passing off the edge of the frame, so these photos never show all ten at once. Ten is the shelf count for this value.
Key Features
- Capacitance: 0.5 pF, from this listing's own name
- Voltage: 50 V DC (1H voltage code, per Panasonic's ECU series catalog)
- Tolerance: +/-0.25 pF (C code, per Panasonic's ECU series catalog)
- Temperature characteristic: C0G, 0 +/-30 ppm/degC (C code in the characteristic position, per the same catalog)
- Mounting: surface mount, two terminals, reflow, per published ECU series data
- Operating range: -55 to +125 degC, per published ECU series data for this family
- Series: Panasonic (Matsushita) ECU-V general usage multilayer ceramic chip capacitor
- Case size is not confirmed in published data for this part number, so we do not state one
- Verify against Panasonic's published ECU series data before designing in.
Applications
- RF trimming and fine tuning of resonant circuits
- Antenna matching networks
- Phase and coupling adjustment in high frequency stages
- Rework where an original sub-picofarad chip has been lost
Frequently Asked Questions
How many should I order?
Order the number the design calls for and a spare, because a 0.5 pF chip is a hard thing to find again on a shop floor. Ten pieces is the whole holding, and these photos show one strip rather than a reel, so plan the job around that number. Ten of these together is a light order. Shipping is $8 flat rate and free on orders over $28, so small parts like this ship smartest as part of a larger order.
Once these are out of the tape, how do I tell them apart from another value?
No printed value is visible on the tan bodies in these photos, which is normal for chip ceramics at this size, so keep them in the carrier until they go on the board and label anything you decant. Once mixed with a neighbouring value, only a meter will sort them out.
Half a picofarad is almost nothing, right up until the tuning is off.
