
Walsin Technology Corporation
A 100nF, 100V capacitor in a 1206 package with a wider tolerance (±10%) than the target.
Find and compare alternatives for the Yageo CC1206JKX7R0BB104, a 100nF 100V 5% 1206 ceramic capacitor. This page analyzes parametric alternatives and highlights key differences to ensure a successful substitution.
Wider tolerance may impact timing, filtering, or tuning circuits.
All candidates use the same 1206 package, ensuring physical compatibility.
No direct drop-in replacement with identical tolerance was found. All candidates require review due to a wider ±10% tolerance.
Select a candidate with an equal or higher voltage rating and verify if the application can accept a ±10% capacitance tolerance.
The primary risk is the wider capacitance tolerance of the alternatives (±10% vs. the target's ±5%), which may affect circuit performance.

Walsin Technology Corporation
A 100nF, 100V capacitor in a 1206 package with a wider tolerance (±10%) than the target.
| Feature / factor | CC1206JKX7R0BB104 | 1206B104K101CT | 1206B104K251CT | CGA1206X7R104K201NT | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | 1206 (3216 metric) | 1206 (3216 Metric) | 1206 (3216 Metric) | 1206 | 1206 (3216 Metric) / 1206 (3216) — Package size matches.; 1206B104K251CT: Package size matches.; CGA1206X7R104K201NT: Package size matches.; FCC1206B104K101FT: Package size matches. |
| Voltage | 100 V | 100 V | 250 V | 200 V | 100 V / 250 V / 200 V — Voltage rating matches.; 1206B104K251CT: Higher voltage rating provides more margin.; CGA1206X7R104K201NT: Higher voltage rating provides more margin.; FCC1206B104K101FT: Voltage rating matches. |
| Tolerance | ±5% | ±10% | ±10% | ±10% | ±10% — Candidate has wider tolerance.; 1206B104K251CT: Candidate has wider tolerance.; CGA1206X7R104K201NT: Candidate has wider tolerance.; FCC1206B104K101FT: Candidate has wider tolerance. |
The best alternatives are those with a higher voltage rating, such as NM1206B104K501CEGN (500V) or 1206B104K251CT (250V), as they offer more design margin. However, all require you to verify if your circuit can tolerate a wider ±10% capacitance.