
Yageo
Parametric alternative with same package and ratings, but wider capacitance tolerance.
Explore parametric alternatives for the Yageo CC0402GRNPO9BN100, a 10pF 50V 0402 NP0 MLCC. While several parts match the package and ratings, all require careful review of their wider tolerance specifications.
Wider tolerance (±5% or more vs. ±2%) is the main electrical risk.
All candidates match the 0402 package, ensuring physical compatibility.
No direct, drop-in replacement with identical ±2% tolerance was found. All reviewed candidates have a wider tolerance, requiring engineering review before substitution.
Use a cross-vendor parametric alternative like Walsin's 0402N100J500CT, but you must verify the impact of its wider ±5% tolerance on your circuit.
Capacitance tolerance is wider than the original part, which can impact performance in precision applications like filters, oscillators, or timing circuits.

Yageo
Parametric alternative with same package and ratings, but wider capacitance tolerance.
| Feature / factor | CC0402GRNPO9BN100 | CC0402DRNPO9BN100 | 0402N100J500CT | TCC0402COG100K500AT | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tolerance | ±2% | ±5% (±0.5pF) | ±5% | ±10% | ±5% (±0.5pF) / ±10% — Candidate tolerance is wider, may not be suitable for precision circuits.; 0402N100J500CT: Candidate tolerance is wider, may not be suitable for precision circuits.; TCC0402COG100K500AT: Candidate tolerance is significantly wider. High risk for precision circuits. |
| Capacitance | 10pF | 10pF | 10pF | 10pF | 10pF — matched; 0402N100J500CT: matched; TCC0402COG100K500AT: matched |
| Voltage | 50V | 50V | 50V | 50V | 50V — matched; 0402N100J500CT: matched; TCC0402COG100K500AT: matched |
| Package | 0402 (1005 metric) | 0402 (1005 metric) | 0402 | 0402 (1005 Metric) | 0402 (1005 metric) / 0402 (1005 Metric) — matched; 0402N100J500CT: matched; TCC0402COG100K500AT: matched |
| Dielectric | NP0 (C0G) | NP0 (C0G) | - | - | NP0 (C0G) — matched |
Parts like Yageo's CC0402DRNPO9BN100 or Walsin's 0402N100J500CT are form-fit-function matches, but all have a wider tolerance (e.g., ±5% vs. the original's ±2%).