1603 Datasheet: 50V 220pF Capacitor – Samsung Electro-Mechanics
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220pF 50V X7R ±10% 0603 Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors MLCC – SMD/SMT ROHS
⚙️ Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor (MLCC)
🌿 RoHS Compliant
- Max Voltage (Vmax): 50V
- Operating Temperature: -55°C to +125°C
✨ Key Features
Key features include a compact 0603 SMD footprint, a stable X7R temperature coefficient, and a 50V DC voltage rating. The device offers high reliability through a multi-layer electrode structure and nickel/tin plated terminations for excellent solderability. It is lead-free and environmentally friendly, meeting EU RoHS and REACH directives. The component is non-polarized, allowing for flexible mounting orientations.
🎯 Applications
Designed for a variety of electronic circuits, including decoupling and bypass in digital systems, filtering in power supply circuits, and noise suppression in signal processing. It is also suitable for smoothing in DC-DC converters and general-purpose use in consumer electronics, industrial controllers, and telecommunications equipment.
⚡ Electrical Characteristics
⚠️ Absolute Maximum Ratings
🔌 Pinout & Connection Diagram
Mechanical drawing: This is a standard 2-terminal SMD 0603 (1608 Metric) package. Dimensions are approximately 1.60mm in length and 0.80mm in width. The component is non-polarized, consisting of two end-band terminations (Nickel barrier with 100% Tin plating) for surface-mount soldering.
🔄 Equivalent & Alternative Components
- Murata GRM188R71H221KA01D
- TDK C1608X7R1H221K
- KEMET C0603C221K5RACTU
- AVX 06035C221KAT2A
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is the meaning of the X7R dielectric code?
X7R is a Class II ceramic dielectric that offers high volumetric efficiency. It provides a stable capacitance change of ±15% within the temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.
Is this capacitor polarized?
No, Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors (MLCCs) are non-polarized components and can be mounted in either direction on a circuit board.
Can I use this 50V capacitor in a 48V circuit?
While the rating is 50V, it is standard engineering practice to leave a safety margin (derating). Using a 50V capacitor in a 48V circuit provides very little margin for voltage spikes; a 63V or 100V rated capacitor might be safer depending on the application.
