MLCC GCJ188R71H473KA12D

What is GCJ188R71H473KA12D MLCC?

The GCJ188R71H473KA12D is an SMD capacitor manufactured by Murata. Key specs include 0.047µF capacitance, 50V voltage rating, X7R dielectric, and ±10% tolerance. RoHS compliant, it is designed for stable performance in demanding circuits.

✔ RoHS Compliant  /  ✔ 0603 Package  /  ✔ Murata Quality  /  ✔ Long-Term Supply

Typical Applications & Why This Part Fits

• Power Supply Decoupling: The 50V rating and 0.047µF value effectively filter high-frequency noise in DC lines, ensuring clean power to sensitive ICs.
• Signal Coupling / DC Blocking: X7R dielectric offers stable capacitance over temperature (-55°C to +125°C), making it suitable for audio or data signal paths.
• High-Frequency Filtering: The compact 0603 package reduces parasitic inductance, enabling efficient noise suppression in RF and high-speed digital circuits.

Key Features & Advantages

• Wide Temperature Stability: X7R dielectric maintains capacitance within ±15% over the full operating range, ensuring reliable operation.
• High Voltage in Small Package: 50V rating in a 0603 footprint allows space-saving designs without sacrificing voltage margin.
• Precision Tolerance: ±10% tolerance provides consistent performance for bulk decoupling and filtering applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Q: What makes GCJ188R71H473KA12D different from a standard MLCC?
   A: This Murata component offers a robust X7R dielectric with enhanced stability and a higher 50V voltage rating in the compact 0603 size, ideal for harsh environments.
2. Q: Is GCJ188R71H473KA12D RoHS compliant?
   A: Yes, as a Murata product, it is standardly RoHS compliant and lead-free.
3. Q: What is the MOQ? Can we get small batches?
   A: We support small batch orders and fast BOM kitting support for prototyping, ensuring flexible supply for both development and production.

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