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ECUV1H272KBM Panasonic 2700pF 50V X7R 1206 Ceramic Chip Capacitor NOS

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FF20042_AB-002-004
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Product Overview

Panasonic ECU-V1H 2700 pF Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor, 1206 Surface Mount, X7R 50 V

Condition

Unused, new old stock (NOS). Sold each. Nothing is printed on the chips; the part number is what identifies the value.

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Product Overview

Rated 50 V DC with an X7R dielectric and +/-10 % tolerance, ECUV1H272KBM is Panasonic's 2700 pF (2.7 nF) multilayer ceramic capacitor in the 1206 surface-mount case. It belongs to Panasonic's ECU-V1H line of multilayer ceramic chips.

Key Features

  • Capacitance: 2700 pF (2.7 nF, 0.0027 uF)
  • Rated voltage: 50 V DC
  • Tolerance: +/-10 %
  • Dielectric: X7R
  • Case: 1206, body 3.2 x 1.6 mm, 0.65 mm maximum thickness
  • Body: brown ceramic with an end termination on each short side

Applications

  • Rework: replacing a 2700 pF 1206 capacitor on an existing board, matched by part number
  • Prototyping on 1206 pads, a size large enough to place with tweezers and hand-solder

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ECU-V1H272KBM the same part as ECUV1H272KBM?

Yes. The hyphen after ECU is only a way of writing the series name; both strings order the same 2700 pF chip.

What land pattern does this chip take?

A 1206 land pattern. The body is 3.2 x 1.6 mm, with a termination on each short end.

On a finished board this chip is a small brown bridge, one end termination soldered to each copper pad. Lift the old part, look at the bare pads it leaves, and lay this body across them before you reach for the iron.

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