One Part Number In, Six Candidates Out: Reading a Cross Reference Result Honestly
A single 0603, 10 kΩ, ±0.1% request returns six Walsin candidates. Our free cross reference tool shows where they match and where they do not.
A single 0603, 10 kΩ, ±0.1% request returns six Walsin candidates. Our free cross reference tool shows where they match and where they do not.
We mapped the capacitance ceiling at all 25 Walsin MLCC voltage classes. It falls 2.2 million-fold from 4 Vdc to 6,000 Vdc, and not in a straight line.
We measured all 501 rows of Walsin’s 1825/2220/2225 shelf against 1206. At 2,000 Vdc it buys 17x the capacitance for 5.6x to 7x the board area.
Walsin’s MLCC export tops out at 220 nF above 1,000 Vdc. We measured what a BESS DC link can run on across MLCC, current sense and thin film.
We measured every automotive MLCC series at 0201 and 0402. The shelf tops out at 10 nF and 680 nF. Walsin’s own catalogue reaches 220x higher.
We parsed all 2,176 MT and 788 MG rows. 656 of 788 MG tolerance cells are unreadable, and MG beats MT on 0402 capacitance. Free cross reference.
We checked all 451 Walsin datasheet pages: zero say PPAP, IATF 16949, VDA or IMDS. Here are the 3 documents a German Tier 1 actually requests.
We mapped capacitance against voltage across all 929 disc rows. 534 of 870 possible cells are filled; 328 hold exactly one part. Free cross reference.
We searched all 929 disc capacitor rows cell by cell. Zero name a certificate or standard; 367 name a safety class. Free cross reference, Hong Kong.
We measured Walsin’s 367-row disc safety shelf against the 173-row chip S2 shelf. Zero overlap on X1 voltage. Free cross reference, Netherlands buyers.