
Murata Electronics
A 0402 capacitor with higher 47nF capacitance and upgraded 50V rating. Requires engineering review.
Finding a substitute for the Yageo CC0402KRX7R8BB333 33nF capacitor requires careful review of capacitance values. While form-factor matches exist, direct electrical equivalents are less common and pose a high risk.
Capacitance mismatch can alter circuit timing, filter characteristics, or power stability.
The 0402 package is standardized, so physical fit is not a concern.
No, a direct, risk-free replacement is not readily available. All similar parts require careful engineering review due to significant capacitance differences.
Source the original part or find a candidate with exactly 33nF capacitance. If unavailable, evaluate a 47nF part with an equal or higher voltage rating, but only after circuit simulation or testing.
Capacitance mismatch is the main risk, as available alternatives are typically 22nF or 47nF, not the required 33nF.

Murata Electronics
A 0402 capacitor with higher 47nF capacitance and upgraded 50V rating. Requires engineering review.
| Feature / factor | CC0402KRX7R8BB333 | GCM155R71H473KE02J | GCM155R71H223KA55D | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | 0402 (1005 metric) | 0402 (1005 metric) | 0402 (1005 metric) | 0402 (1005 metric) — Form factor matches.; GCM155R71H223KA55D: Form factor matches. | |
| Capacitance | 33 nF | 47 nF | 22 nF | 47 nF / 22 nF — Significantly higher capacitance, requires circuit validation.; GCM155R71H223KA55D: Significantly lower capacitance, high risk for circuit stability. | |
| Voltage | 25 V | 50 V | 50 V | 50 V — Higher voltage rating provides more margin.; GCM155R71H223KA55D: Higher voltage rating provides more margin. | |
| Dielectric | X7R | X7R | X7R | X7R — Dielectric material matches.; GCM155R71H223KA55D: Dielectric material matches. | |
| Application | General Purpose | AEC-Q200 | - | AEC-Q200 — Automotive grade is an upgrade over general purpose. |
There are no direct drop-in replacements among common parts. Alternatives often have different capacitance (e.g., 22nF or 47nF) and require engineering validation to ensure they don't compromise circuit performance.