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Re: Re: Capacitance HELP
Original poster: Joe Cummings <joecummings@xxxxxxxxxx>
At 00:20 17/01/06, you wrote:
Original poster: <ka1bbg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi, confusing isn't it. well the numerical
marking take a 1 uf cap might be labeled 105 and
104 is .1 and 103 is .01 and 102 is .001
472 would be .0047 and 475 would be 4.7 uf..
hope you get where i am at. cul brian f.
From: Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon Jan 16 07:55:27 CST 2006
To: tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Capacitance HELP
Original poster: BunnyKiller <bunikllr@xxxxxxx>
while we are on the subject....
lets see if someone can explain the numeric code on very small (
physical size) caps....
for example what is the value of a ceramic cap with "560" as
the only marking on it or "100K 1KV"
good thing I have a cap meter but having to test 30 caps to find the
one I need is a pain...
some of the numerics dont even make sence to me from the meter reading test...
Scot D
Tesla list wrote:
>Original poster: "Gerry Reynolds" <gerryreynolds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>Hi Al,
>
>You got most of it right.
>
>f = farads
>uf = microfarads (10^-6)
>nf = nanofarads (10^-9)
>pf = picofarads (10^-12)
>tf = themptofarad (10^-15) used in IC design (hope spelled right)
>
>MFD is also microfarads. I dont remember ever hearing of
>capacitance expressed in millifarads so I suspect MF is also
>microfarads (just not sure on this one).
>
>1000 tf = 1 pf
>1000 pf = 1 nf
>1000 nf = 1 uf
>
>1000000 tf = 1 nf
>1000000 pf = 1 uf
>1000000 uf = 1 f
>
>Hopes this helps,
>
>Gerry R.
>
A little off the subject, I use a
French (azerty) keyboard, and it has a key for
"mu." I'll put ot on the next line to see if it
reproduces as mu on your screen:
_________ µ _______________
I got to wondering if you could use alt
+asci number to reproduce the Greek letters.
I'll use alt + 230 (mu) to see what happens:
____________ µ ________
I suppose it's more trouble than it's worth.
I also have the square symbol:
________² ___________
That's alt+253
Joe Cummings