Product Overview
1800 pF 50 V X7R Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitor, 1206 Case, +/-10 %
Condition
Unused, new old stock (NOS). Sold each.
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Product Overview
1800 pF (1.8 nF) of X7R multilayer ceramic in a 1206 chip: that is Panasonic ECUV1H182KBM, rated 50 V DC with +/-10 % tolerance.
Key Features
- Capacitance: 1800 pF (1.8 nF, 0.0018 uF)
- Rated voltage: 50 V DC
- Tolerance: +/-10 %
- Dielectric: X7R, the class II code for -55 to +125 C with +/-15 % capacitance change
- Case: 1206, body 3.2 x 1.6 mm, 0.65 mm maximum thickness, 0.6 mm termination bands
- Surface mount, terminations on both short ends
Applications
- Refitting an 1800 pF 1206 position during board rework or repair
- Bypass and RC filter spots where X7R drift over temperature is acceptable
- Prototype boards and hand-soldered builds, where a 1206 body is large enough to place with tweezers
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I tell the value of these chips?
By the part number. These chips carry no printed value, and in ECUV1H182KBM the 182 means 18 followed by two zeros: 1800 pF.
Can another 1206 X7R 1800 pF chip stand in for this one, or this one for it?
Yes, when the two match on the published ratings: 1800 pF, 50 V DC, X7R, +/-10 % and the 1206 body size.
Out of the drawer, these chips look just like their neighbouring values in the ECU-V1H run: brown ceramic with silver-grey ends. Label the drawer with the part number first; the chips will not remind you later.
