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C317C200JCG5TA

CAP CER 20PF 500V C0G/NP0 RADIAL

Manufacturer: KEMET

Categories: Ceramic Capacitors

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KEMET's GoldMax 300 Comm C0G HV series radial ceramic capacitor, part number C317C200JCG5TA, offers a capacitance of 20 pF with a tight ±5% tolerance. Designed for high-voltage applications, this component is rated for 500V and features a C0G/NP0 dielectric, ensuring excellent temperature stability and low dielectric loss. Its construction provides low Equivalent Series Inductance (ESL). The capacitor has a lead spacing of 0.200 inches (5.08mm) and a seated height of up to 0.200 inches (5.08mm), with straight lead style for through-hole mounting. Operating across a temperature range of -55°C to 125°C, it is supplied in bulk packaging. This component finds application in general-purpose use cases across various industries requiring reliable high-voltage capacitance.

Additional Information

Series: GoldMax 300 Comm C0G HVRoHS Status: ROHS3 CompliantManufacturer Lead Time: 17 week(s)Product Status: ActivePackaging: BulkDatasheet:
Technical Details:
Tolerance±5%
Lead StyleStraight
FeaturesLow ESL, High Voltage
PackagingBulk
Voltage - Rated500V
Package / CaseRadial
Temperature CoefficientC0G, NP0
Size / Dimension0.150"" L x 0.124"" W (3.81mm x 3.14mm)
Mounting TypeThrough Hole
Operating Temperature-55°C ~ 125°C
ApplicationsGeneral Purpose
Lead Spacing0.200"" (5.08mm)
Ratings-
Height - Seated (Max)0.200"" (5.08mm)
Thickness (Max)-
Failure Rate-
Capacitance20 pF

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