Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors

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SKU: CKG45NX7T2E225M500JH

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CKG45NX7T2E225M500JH

Product Status	Obsolete
TDK Item Description Please refer to the FAQ about part number	CKG45NX7T2E225MT****
Applications	Commercial Grade Please refer to Part No. CKG45NX7T2E225M500JJ for Automotive use.
Feature	MidMid Voltage (100 to 630V) MegaMEGACAP Type
Series	CKG45N(4532) [EIA 1812]
Brand	TDK
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MLCC,Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitors:CKG45N

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Size

Length(L)	5.00mm ±0.50mm
Width(W)	3.50mm ±0.50mm
Thickness(T)	5.00mm ±0.50mm
Metal-Frame Width(E)	1.10mm ±0.30mm
Recommended Land Pattern (PA)	3.30mm to 3.70mm
Recommended Land Pattern (PB)	1.20mm to 1.50mm
Recommended Land Pattern (PC)	2.70mm to 3.20mm

Electrical Characteristics

Capacitance	2.2μF ±20%
Rated Voltage	250VDC
Temperature Characteristic	X7T(+22,-33%)
Dissipation Factor (Max.)	2.5%
Insulation Resistance (Min.)	227MΩ

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Operating Temp. Range	-55 to 125°C
Soldering Method	Reflow
AEC-Q200	NO
Packing	Embossed (Plastic)Taping [330mm Reel]
Package Quantity	1000pcs
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