MC08FA101J-F - Multilayer RF Capacitors

Features

V MC18 0.001 1 10 100 Frequency (MHz) 1000 10000 82906a Type MC Type Maximum RMS Current vs. Frequency MC Current at 60°C Rise 100 1000pF/1000V MC22 10 470pF/1000V MC22 RMS Current (Amps) 1 100pF/500V MC12 0.1 470pF/500V MC18 0.01 10pF/100V MC08 0.001 1pF/100V MC08 0.0001 1 10 100 100.

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Datasheet Details

Part number	MC08FA101J-F
Manufacturer	Cornell Dubilier Electronics
File Size	429.85 KB
Description	Multilayer RF Capacitors
Datasheet	MC08FA101J-F Datasheet
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Types MC and MCN Multilayer RF Capacitors www.DataSheet4U.com High-Frequency, High-Power, High-Voltage Chips with Nonmagnetic Option Highlights • • • • • • • • Rugged ﬂexibility and compatibility with FR4 boards make Type MC and MCN capacitors ideal for use where other multilayer caps aren’t recommended because of cracking. The natural mica dielectric retains its high-Q to many megahertz, so higher frequency applications are limited by the circuit inductance, not the Type MC capacitor. Nonmagnetic Type MCN chips are available for MRI and other high frequency applications that often use more expensive porcelain ceramic chips.

Published: Oct 4, 2010 |