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Maître sans marteau
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Hi everybody!
I'm searching for a good SMD, small-value (10-47pf), 1206-size, bandwidth limiting capacitor (Clim - see picture). I couldn't find silver-mica or polystyrene SMD caps, so I think the only possible choice is to use a ceramic capacitor like the Epcos COG B37940 . Besides impedance linearity up to very high frequencies (100 MHz?), there is more to consider? Thanks very much to everyone willing to answer. :-) Massimo |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Ulm, south Germany
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COG or NP0 material are OK.
Working voltage should be high enough. There is not much more to choose. Gerhard |
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1206 size 50V dc. NPO 10pF 360-6030 order code 22pF 360-6041 33pF 360-6053 47pF 360-6065 order multiple= 10pcs. |
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Maître sans marteau
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Gerhardt and Singa,
heartfelt thanks for your kind help, I think I'll try and use the COG caps I mentioned above and eventually the Farnell NPO caps. Cheers, Massimo |
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