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Philips Components Product specification
Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
FEATURES
•General purpose
•Coupling and decoupling
•Space saving.
APPLICATIONS
In electronic circuits where non-linear
change of capacitance with
temperature is permissible and low
losses are not essential, i.e. coupling
and decoupling. Because of their
small size the capacitors are suitable
for use in circuitry with high
component density.
DESCRIPTION
The capacitors consist of a thin
rectangular ceramic plate, both sides
of which are metallized. The tinned
connecting leads are secured using a
high melting point solder. The
capacitors are encapsulated in epoxy
lacquer, which is resistant to all
commonly used cleaning solvents.
They have small dimensions and
narrow tolerances on the lead
spacing. The leads are provided with
a flange, which guarantees that the
leads are free of lacquer, and its
shape allows soldering gasses to
escape freely, ensuring excellent
solderability. This makes the
capacitors suitable for both
hand-mounting and automatic
insertion. Fig.1 Outlines.
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QUICK REFERENCE DATA
DESCRIPTION VALUE
2222 630 ..... 2222 640 ..... 2222 629 .....
Capacitance range 180 to 6800 pF
(E12 series) 1000 to 15000 pF
(E6 series) 1000 to 47000 pF
(E3 series)
Dielectric material K2000 K5000 K14000
Rated DC voltage 100 V 100 V 63 V
Tolerance on capacitance ±10% −20/+50% −20/+80%
Sectional specification IEC 384-9 (2C2 and 2D1);
EIA (X5S/X7T) IEC 384-9 (2E2);
EIA (X5U) IEC 384-9 (2F6);
EIA (Y5V)
Climatic category (IEC 68) 55/125/56 55/105/21 10/085/21
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
MECHANICAL DATA
MSA532
W0.6 2.54
H
L
O 0.6 0.06
0.05
2.54
0.3
Fig.2 Component outline style 1.
Dimensions in mm.
For dimensions H, L and W see Tables 1 and 2.
Fig.3 Component outline style 2.
Dimensions in mm.
For dimensions H, L and W see Tables 1 and 2.
MSA531
W0.6 5.08
H
L
O 0.6 0.06
0.05
5.08 0.5
0.1
Fig.4 Detail of flange.
Dimensions in mm.
MSA535 - 1
0.2
0
1.4
0.2
0.4
0.1
1.0
0.25
0.03
0.03
0
0.05
0.3
0
1.3
(0.2 in pitch)
(0.1 in pitch)
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Marking
The body of the capacitor is tan
coloured. The capacitors also have a
colour mark on top indicating the
temperature dependency of the
capacitance:
yellow for type 2222 630 .....
blue for type 2222 640 .....
green for type 2222 629 .....
The capacitance value is indicated
by a marking code in a contrasting
colour on the body. Refer to Tables 3,
4 and 5 for marking codes.
Mounting
When bending, cutting or flattening,
the leads should be relieved of the
applied load by supporting them at
the capacitor body.
Soldering conditions:
max. 265 °C, max. 10 s.
The capacitors are suitable for
mounting on printed-circuit boards
(hand-mounting or automatic
insertion).
Physical dimensions
Table 1 Capacitor dimensions and mass
Notes
1. Unless indicated in Tables 3, 4 and 5, the thickness of the capacitors does
not exceed 2.3 mm.
2. Tolerances are given between parentheses.
PACKAGING
For details refer to this handbook, Chapter
“Miniature ceramic plate capacitors”
,
Section
“General data”
.
SIZE(1) W(2)
(mm)
H(2)
(mm) MASS
(g)
STYLE 1 STYLE 2
I 3.6 (−1.1) 5.0 (−1.5) 6.3 (−1.8) ≈0.14
IIA 3.9 (−1.4) 5.3 (−1.7) 6.7 (−2.0) ≈0.15
IIB 4.5 (−1.8) 6.0 (−2.1) 7.3 (−2.4) ≈0.15
III 5.3 (−1.8) 6.8 (−2.3) 8.1 (−2.6) ≈0.17
IV 6.2 (−2.0) 7.7 (−2.4) 9.0 (−2.7) ≈0.20
V 6.2 (−2.0) 10.3 (−2.8) 11.2 (−3.1) ≈0.23
ORDERING INFORMATION
Table 2 Catalogue numbers
Notes
1. Catalogue number to be completed by adding the 3-digit suffix for required capacitance value, see Tables 3, 4 and 5.
2. H0 = 18.25 mm.
PITCH
P
LEAD
DIAMETER
dSTYLE
CATALOGUE NUMBERS(1)
BULK PACKED ON TAPE(2)
(REEL) ON TAPE(2)
(AMMOPACK)
L≥13mm L=4±0.5 mm
2.54 mm
(0.1 inch) 0.6 mm
(0.024 inch) 12222 630 08... 2222 630 18... 2222 630 51... 2222 630 61...
2222 640 08... 2222 640 18... 2222 640 51... 2222 640 61...
2222 629 08... 2222 629 18... 2222 629 51... 2222 629 61...
5.08 mm
(0.2 inch) 0.6 mm
(0.024 inch) 22222 630 09... 2222 630 19... 2222 630 53... 2222 630 63...
2222 640 09... 2222 640 19... 2222 640 53... 2222 640 63...
2222 629 09... 2222 629 19... 2222 629 53... 2222 629 63...
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Table 3 Preferred capacitance range for 2222 630 .....
Note
1. Maximum thickness 2.5 mm.
CAPACITANCE VALUE
(pF) SIZE
(see Table 1) MARKING SUFFIX OF
CATALOGUE NUMBER
(see Table 2)
180 I(1) n18 181
220 I(1) n22 221
270 I n27 271
330 I n33 331
390 I n39 391
470 I n47 471
560 I n56 561
680 I n68 681
820 I n82 821
1000 I 1n0 102
1200 IIA 1n2 122
1500 IIA 1n5 152
1800 IIB 1n8 182
2200 IIB 2n2 222
2700 III 2n7 272
3300 III 3n3 332
3900 IV 3n9 392
4700 IV 4n7 472
5600 V 5n6 562
6800 V 6n8 682
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Table 4 Preferred capacitance range for 2222 640 .....
Table 5 Preferred capacitance range for 2222 629 .....
CAPACITANCE VALUE
(pF) SIZE
(see Table 1) MARKING SUFFIX OF
CATALOGUE NUMBER
(see Table 2)
1000 I 1n0 102
1500 I 1n5 152
2200 I 2n2 222
3300 IIA 3n3 332
4700 IIB 4n7 472
6800 III 6n8 682
10000 IV 10n 103
15000 V 15n 153
CAPACITANCE VALUE
(pF) SIZE
(see Table 1) MARKING SUFFIX OF
CATALOGUE NUMBER
(see Table 2)
1000 I 1n0 102
2200 I 2n2 222
4700 I 4n7 472
10000 IIB 10n 103
22000 IV 22n 223
47000 V 47n 473
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Capacitors 2222 630 (colour mark yellow)
The capacitors meet the essential requirements of
“IEC 384-8”
(2C2 and 2D1)
“EIA”
(X5S and X7T). Unless stated
otherwise all electrical values apply at an ambient temperature of 20 ±1°C, an atmospheric pressure of 86 to 106 kPa
and a relative humidity of 63 to 67%.
DESCRIPTION VALUE
Capacitance values measured at 1 kHz, 1 V 180 to 6800 pF; E12 series (see Table 3)
Dielectric material K2000
Tolerance on capacitance, after 1000 hours ±10%
Maximum capacitance change
with respect to capacitance value at 20 °C+20 to −20% (see Fig.5) from −55 to +85 °C;
+20 to −30% from −55 to +125 °C
Rated DC voltage 100 V
DC test voltage; duration 1 minute 300 V
DC test voltage of coating; duration 1 minute 300 V
Insulation resistance at 100 V (DC) after 1 minute ≥4000 MΩ
Tan δ measured at 1 kHz, 1 V ≤3.5%
Maximum voltage dependency of the capacitance
between 0 and 40 V −5%
Category temperature range −55 to +85 °C (2C2) and −55 to +125 °C (2D1)
Storage temperature range −55 to +85 °C
Ageing typical 1.5% per time decade
Climatic category (IEC 68) 55/125/56
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Fig.5 Typical capacitance change with respect to capacitance value at 20 °C as a function of temperature.
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100 150
60
−60
−100 50
CCA943
0
0
−50 T (°C)
Guaranteed limits 2C2
Typical spread
Guaranteed limits 2D1
∆C
C
(%)
Fig.6 Typical capacitance change with respect to the capacitance value at 1 kHz as a function of frequency.
U=1V.
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60
−60
−40
−20
0
10 102103104105106107
CCA048
20
40
∆C
C
(%)
f (Hz)
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Fig.7 Typical capacitance change with respect to the capacitance value at 0 V as a function of DC voltage.
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
T=20°C.
100
100 050 150
MSA527
100
0
V (V)
DC
∆ C/C
(%)
Fig.8 Typical capacitance change with respect to the capacitance value at 0 V
and 20 °C as a function of temperature at different DC voltages.
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100 150
10
0
10
30
60100 50
MLB878
0
20
40
50 T ( C)
o
∆ C/C
(%)
1 nF to 6.8 nF; 100 V (DC)
1 nF to 6.8 nF; 50 V (DC)
1 nF to 6.8 nF; 10 V (DC)
470 pF; 100 V (DC)
470 pF; 50 V (DC)
180 pF; 100 V (DC)
470 pF; 10 V (DC)
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Fig.9 Typical tan δ as a function of temperature.
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10
0
100 50 50 100
MLB877
0
5
T ( C)
o
tan δ
(%)
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
Fig.10 Typical impedance Z as a function of frequency.
MSA547
103
102
101
103
10 1
10
1
102
f (MHz)
IZI
(Ω)
100 pF
1000 pF
6800 pF
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Capacitors 2222 640 (colour mark blue)
The capacitors meet the essential requirements of
“IEC 384-9”
(2E2),
“EIA”
(X5U). Unless stated otherwise all electrical
values apply at an ambient temperature of 20 ±1°C, an atmospheric pressure of 86 to 106 kPa and a relative humidity
of 63 to 67%.
DESCRIPTION VALUE
Capacitance values measured at 1 kHz, 1 V 1000 to 15000 pF; E6 series (see Table 4)
Tolerance on capacitance, after 1000 hours −20 to +50%
Dielectric material K5000
Maximum capacitance change with respect to
capacitance value at 20 °C+20 to −55% (see Fig.11)
Rated DC voltage 100 V
DC test voltage; duration 1 minute 300 V
DC test voltage of coating; duration 1 minute 300 V
Insulation resistance at 100 V (DC) after 1 minute ≥4000 MΩ
Tan δ measured at 1 kHz, 1 V ≤3.5%
Category temperature range −55 to +105 °C
Storage temperature range −55 to +85 °C
Ageing typical 5% per time decade
Climatic category (IEC 68) 55/105/21
100
0
100
100 50 50
MSA520
0
50
T ( C)
o
∆ C/C
(%)
Fig.11 Maximum capacitance change with respect to capacitance value at 20 °C as a function of temperature.
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Fig.12 Typical capacitance change with respect to capacitance value at 20 °C as a function of DC voltage.
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100
0
50 025 75
MSA519
50
25
V (V)
∆ C/C
(%)
DC
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
Fig.13 Typical capacitance change with respect to the capacitance value at 0 V
and 20 °C as a function of temperature at different DC voltages.
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
100
0
100
100 50 50
MSA528
0
50
T ( C)
o
0 V
20 V
40 V
60 V
80 V
100 V
∆ C/C
(%)
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Capacitors 2222 629 (colour mark green)
The capacitors meet the essential requirements of
“IEC 384-9”
(2F6),
“EIA”
(Y5U). Unless stated otherwise all electrical
values apply at an ambient temperature of 20 ±1°C, an atmospheric pressure of 86 to 106 kPa and a relative humidity
of 63 to 67%.
DESCRIPTION VALUE
Capacitance values measured at 1 kHz, 1 V 1000 to 47000 pF; E3 series (see Table 5)
Tolerance on capacitance, after 1000 hours −20 to +80%
Dielectric material K14000
Maximum capacitance change with respect to
capacitance value at 20 °C+20 to −85% (see Figs 15 and 16)
Rated DC voltage at 85 °C63V
DC test voltage; duration 1 minute 200 V
DC test voltage of coating; duration 1 minute 200 V
Insulation resistance at 100 V (DC) after 1 minute ≥4000 MΩ
Tan δ measured at 1 kHz, 1 V ≤3.5%
Category temperature range −10 to +85 °C
Storage temperature range −55 to +85 °C
Ageing typical 5% per time decade
Climatic category (IEC 68) 10/085/21
MSA548
103
102
101
103
10 1
10
1
102
f (MHz)
IZI
(Ω)
10 nF
1 nF
Fig.14 Typical impedance Z as a function of frequency.
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Fig.15 Typical capacitance change with respect to capacitance value at 20 °C as a
function of temperature for capacitance value 1000 pF.
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
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120
−100 −80 −60 −40 −20
CCA041
0
0
40
−40
−80
−120
80
T (°C)
∆C
C
(%)
Fig.16 Typical capacitance change with respect to capacitance value at 20 °C as a
function of temperature for capacitance values 2200 pF to 47000 pF.
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
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120
−100 −80 −60 −40 −20
CCA040
0
0
40
−40
−80
−120
80
T (°C)
∆C
C
(%)
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Fig.17 Typical capacitance change with respect to the capacitance value at 0 V as a
function of DC voltage for capacitance values 2200 to 47000 pF.
100
−100 050 150
CCA036
100
0
VDC (V)
∆C
C
(%)
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
T = 20 °C.
Fig.18 Typical capacitance change with respect to the capacitance value at 0 V and 20 °C as a
function of temperature at different DC voltages for capacitance values 2200 to 47000 pF.
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
100
100
−100
−100 −50 50
CCA037
0
0
T (°C)
0 V
20 V
40 V
60 V
∆C
C
(%)
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Miniature ceramic plate capacitors Class 2, 63 V and 100 V (DC)
(flanged types)
Fig.19 Typical tan δ as a function of temperature for capacitance values 2200 to 47000 pF.
f = 1 kHz.
U=1V.
100
20
0
−100 −50 50
CCA034
0
10
T (°C)
tan δ
(%)
Fig.20 Typical impedance Z as a function of frequency.
CCA035
103
102
101
103
10−1
10
1
102
f (MHz)
Z
(Ω)
10 nF
1 nF
22 nF
