T tazman Well-known member Joined Mar 21, 2010 Messages 54 Jul 4, 2011 #1 Hi - I have two caps and am having a heck of a time figuring out their values. Could anyone help? 1) u(as in micro)22 K100 (Not sure of Brand) 2) 0.15 100-B1 (WIMA) Thanks, Rob
Hi - I have two caps and am having a heck of a time figuring out their values. Could anyone help? 1) u(as in micro)22 K100 (Not sure of Brand) 2) 0.15 100-B1 (WIMA) Thanks, Rob
pucho812 Well-known member Joined Oct 4, 2004 Messages 15,998 Location third stone from the sun Jul 4, 2011 #2 The first one. 22K is short hand for 22,000. So your looking at a 22000pF cap that is rated for max 100V. 22,000pF = 22nF = .022uF Second one should be .15uF...
The first one. 22K is short hand for 22,000. So your looking at a 22000pF cap that is rated for max 100V. 22,000pF = 22nF = .022uF Second one should be .15uF...
idylldon Well-known member Joined Jun 6, 2004 Messages 564 Location Idyllwild, CA Jul 4, 2011 #3 pucho812 said: The first one. 22K is short hand for 22,000. So your looking at a 22000pF cap that is rated for max 100V. 22,000pF = 22nF = .022uF Click to expand... I think the "K" is the tolerance code and means +/- 10% and it's not used as a multiplier in this case. The u22 means .22uF. It's the Euro numbering system. Check this chart under "Euro." http://www.gocompany.com.au/go2-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22.pdf When in doubt, pull it out of the circuit and measure it. Cheers, -- Don
pucho812 said: The first one. 22K is short hand for 22,000. So your looking at a 22000pF cap that is rated for max 100V. 22,000pF = 22nF = .022uF Click to expand... I think the "K" is the tolerance code and means +/- 10% and it's not used as a multiplier in this case. The u22 means .22uF. It's the Euro numbering system. Check this chart under "Euro." http://www.gocompany.com.au/go2-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22.pdf When in doubt, pull it out of the circuit and measure it. Cheers, -- Don