Surface mount cap

[Mjolinor]

I have a need to replace a capacitor, value 22,000pfd 1206 package 200v 10%

I have a book of TDK samples but no data sheets and can't find the info on
the TDK site, physical size isn't a problem but I would think 200 volts is.
I don't have much experience of the working voltage of these surface mount
devices but 200 volt seems high to me for the size so, question, does the
1206 just refer to physical dimensions or does that specify the voltage as
well. I have 2012 in the right value but it is much smaller and I have 1608
which is a microscope job to even see it, will either of these do?

 

[Peter Bennett]

I have a need to replace a capacitor, value 22,000pfd 1206 package 200v 10%

I have a book of TDK samples but no data sheets and can't find the info on
the TDK site, physical size isn't a problem but I would think 200 volts is.
I don't have much experience of the working voltage of these surface mount
devices but 200 volt seems high to me for the size so, question, does the
1206 just refer to physical dimensions or does that specify the voltage as
well. I have 2012 in the right value but it is much smaller and I have 1608
which is a microscope job to even see it, will either of these do?

Those numbers just refer to the size of the capacitor, in 0.01s of an
inch. A 1206 part is .120 x .060 inches. 2012 would be .2 x .12 -
huge as SMD capacitors go. 1608 is .16 x .08.


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[Mjolinor]

Those numbers just refer to the size of the capacitor, in 0.01s of an
inch. A 1206 part is .120 x .060 inches. 2012 would be .2 x .12 -
huge as SMD capacitors go. 1608 is .16 x .08.

OK thanks, so presumably because the ones I have are smaller they won't
stand the 200 volt I need, bummer.

 

[Mjolinor]

Those numbers just refer to the size of the capacitor, in 0.01s of an
inch. A 1206 part is .120 x .060 inches. 2012 would be .2 x .12 -
huge as SMD capacitors go. 1608 is .16 x .08.

I'll try that again and hope that crap I just wrote got deleted before it
got anywhere

Can't seem to make that fit. The 2012 caps are 75 thou by 50 thou by 25 thou
which is much smaller than the 1206 that I need to replace. A full part
number is C2012X7R1H223K, that is a 22,000 pF TDK cap, it makes no sense to
me.

 

[Peter Bennett]

I'll try that again and hope that crap I just wrote got deleted before it
got anywhere

Can't seem to make that fit. The 2012 caps are 75 thou by 50 thou by 25 thou
which is much smaller than the 1206 that I need to replace. A full part
number is C2012X7R1H223K, that is a 22,000 pF TDK cap, it makes no sense to
me.

That looks like a metric size code, giving the size in units of 0.1
mm. 2012 metric is the same as 0805 imperial, so it is smaller than
1206. 1608 metric is 0603 imperial.

A quick look in a Newark catalog shows most SMD capacitors are 50 or
100 volts, but Johanson makes some 500 volt caps in 1206 and larger
sizes.




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[Mjolinor]

That looks like a metric size code, giving the size in units of 0.1
mm. 2012 metric is the same as 0805 imperial, so it is smaller than
1206. 1608 metric is 0603 imperial.

A quick look in a Newark catalog shows most SMD capacitors are 50 or
100 volts, but Johanson makes some 500 volt caps in 1206 and larger
sizes.

Well to be safe I put non-surface mount on temporarily and it still doesn't
behave so that probably isn't the problem. I can't really go any further on
a PSU that has two RS232 ports on it, I don't think I stand much chance.
Thanks for the replies.