Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors

C2012CH2E222J125AA

Product Status	Obsolete Recommended Alternate Part No. : C2012C0G2E222J125AA (Interchangeability is not guaranteed.) Discontinue Issue Date : May.11, 2023 Last Purchase Order Date : Jan.31, 2025 Last Shipment Date : Mar.31, 2025
TDK Item Description Please refer to the FAQ about part number	C2012CH2E222JT****
Applications	Commercial Grade
Feature	MidMid Voltage (100 to 630V)
Series	C2012 [EIA 0805]
Brand	TDK
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MLCC,Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors:C2012

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Size

Length(L)	2.00mm ±0.20mm
Width(W)	1.25mm ±0.20mm
Thickness(T)	1.25mm ±0.20mm
Terminal Width(B)	0.20mm Min.
Terminal Spacing(G)	0.50mm Min.
Recommended Land Pattern (PA)	1.00mm to 1.30mm(Flow Soldering) 0.90mm to 1.20mm(Reflow Soldering)
Recommended Land Pattern (PB)	1.00mm to 1.20mm(Flow Soldering) 0.70mm to 0.90mm(Reflow Soldering)
Recommended Land Pattern (PC)	0.80mm to 1.10mm(Flow Soldering) 0.90mm to 1.20mm(Reflow Soldering)

Electrical Characteristics

Capacitance	2.2nF ±5%
Rated Voltage	250VDC
Temperature Characteristic	CH(0±60ppm/°C)
Q (Min.)	1000
Insulation Resistance (Min.)	10000MΩ
Allowable Voltage
Allowable Current

Other

Operating Temp. Range	-25 to 85°C
Soldering Method	Wave (Flow) Reflow
AEC-Q200	NO
Packing	Embossed (Plastic)Taping [180mm Reel]
Package Quantity	2000pcs
FIT (Failure In Time)	This will be displayed when you login to myTDK

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