TTI stocks Kemet’s high-temp COG MLCC
Fort Worth, Texas — TTI, Inc., a global distributor of connector, passive, electromechanical and discrete components, is now stocking Kemet’s new 200°C C0G MLCC, targeted at applications such as down-hole exploration, aerospace engine compartments, automotive and geophysical probes.
The high-temperature C0G surface-mount ceramic chip capacitors feature a proprietary base metal dielectric system that offers industry-leading performance relative to capacitance and case size combined with capacitance stability at extreme temperatures up to +200°C, says TTI. The series is available in seven standard EIA case sizes including 0603, 0805, 1206, 1210 and 1812.
This new platform promotes downsizing opportunities of existing high temperature C0G technology and offers replacement of existing X7R/BX/BR technologies. Standard capacitance ratings for these devices range from 0.5 pF to 0.22 uF in capacitance tolerance offerings of +/-0.25 pF, +/-0.5 pF, +/-1%, +/-2%, +/-5%, +/-10%, or +/-20%.

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