>> It doesn't look like it's likely to be in the "part number" (as
>> someone else suggested.)  It's probably there, but encoded into some
>> proprietary single-letter code...
>>
>> BillW

These codes (X7R, Y5V, etc.) describe the ceramic dielectric. In the "no
free lunch" standard, you can get a high dielectric constant, low
temperature coefficient, tight tolerance, low voltage coefficient, etc.,
but not all in the same dielectric.

Harold

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