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CAPACITORS
Voltage
1
Code
2
Cap. Value
3
Typical Markings
4 5
Tolerance (%)
6
Markings
7
4 0G 100pF 100pF 101 +5% J
5.5 0L .001μF .001 102 +10% K
6.3 0J .015μF .015 152 +20% M
10 1A .002μF .002 202 –10% +30% Q
16 1C .0022μF .0022 222 –10% +50% T
25 1E .003μF .003 302 –20% +80% Z
35 1V .033μF .033 333 SPECIAL A
50 1H .047μF .047 473
63 1J .05μF .05 R05 Temperature
Markings
80 1K .068μF .068 R068
100 2A .1μF .1 104 NP0 {<10ppm /
O
C}
110 2Q .15μF .15 154 N100 {<100ppm /
O
C}
125 2B .2μF .2 204 N220 {<220ppm /
O
C}
160 2C 2.2μF 2.2 2R2 N820 {<820ppm /
O
C}
180 2Z 22μF 22 22 Y5F
200 2D 100μF 100 100 Y5T
220 2P 220μF 220 220 Y5V
250 2E 470μF 470 470 X5F
315 2F 1000μF 1000 1000 Z5U
Capacitor markings vary greatly from one
manufacturer to another as the above table shows.
Voltages may be marked directly (200V) or coded
(2D). The value of capacitance may be marked
directly on the part as shown in columns 4 and 5
(note that .001μF and 1000μF have the same
marking, but the difference in size makes the value
obvious). The number 102 may also be used to
represent 1000 (10+2 zeros). In some instances the
manufacturer may use an R to represent the
decimal point. The tolerance is usually printed
directly on the capacitors. When it is omitted, the
standard tolerance is assumed to be +80% to –20%
for electrolytics. Capacitance change with
temperature is coded in parts per million per degree
C, {N220 = 220/1,000,000 or .022%}, or by a
temperature graph. See manufacturers
specifications for complete details.
CAPACITOR SYMBOLS
Figure 16 shows the schematic symbols used to represent
capacitors. The + symbol indicates that the capacitor is
polarized and the lead marked with the + sign must always
have a
higher
voltage than the other lead. The curved
plate, plate with sides, and minus sign also indicate the
capacitor is polarized and these leads must always be at a
lower
voltage than the other lead. The arrow crossing
through the capacitor indicates of capacitance is variable.
Figure 16
+
–
Standard VariablePolarized
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