Require storage temperature data

[kamali.k]

I want to know the storage temperature data for the below mentioned Manufacturer P/N:
RC0201FR-07732KL

I checked in the datasheet, but the storage data was not mentioned in the datasheet.

Could provide this data?
Can you please provide documentation or proof from the manufacturer regarding the storage temperature for mentioned part number?

[PaulHutch]

Welcome to the forum.

When storage temperature range is equal to operating temperature range the storage specification is often left out of a components’ data sheet.

Since these appear to be -55°C to 125/155°C operating parts, I bet that is an adequate storage range for any 21st century warehouse.

[Steve_Fellman]

Hello,
Welcome to the DigiKey TechForum. Here is a link that may be helpful to you for storage information, storage information link .

[APDahlen]

Hello @kamali.k,
You may be interested in this article. It describes some of the complications with storing electronics parts. Surprisingly, manufacturability - specifically the ability to reliability solder - is the prime consideration.

Best wishes,

APDahlen

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