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Capacitor aging characteristics (5): Is “aging” of MLCCs (Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors) just a TDK phenomena?
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A. No. The "aging" that is observed is common to all manufacturers of Class II, III, and IV ceramic capacitors. Since aging is formulation dependent, the aging rate will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.


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