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cap question
is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf??
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Too many different marking systems to tell for sure. I don't install a cap,
resistor, or inductor without measuring it first! Ray "Swells8044" wrote in message ... is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf?? Steve |
Too many different marking systems to tell for sure. I don't install a cap,
resistor, or inductor without measuring it first! Ray "Swells8044" wrote in message ... is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf?? Steve |
Swells8044 wrote: is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf?? Steve It's 22 pF. Leon |
Swells8044 wrote: is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf?? Steve It's 22 pF. Leon |
Hi Steve,
IMHO it is a 22 pF capacitor. The line under the number should mean a negative temperature coefficient. BR from Ivan (Swells8044) wrote in message ... is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf?? Steve |
Hi Steve,
IMHO it is a 22 pF capacitor. The line under the number should mean a negative temperature coefficient. BR from Ivan (Swells8044) wrote in message ... is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf?? Steve |
Probably 22pF.
Rob Swells8044 wrote: is a cap marked 22 with a line under it the same as a 221; 220pf?? Steve |
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