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Tantalum
Capacitor Color Codes |
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Charts
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Color
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Color
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1st
Figure |
2nd
Figure |
Multiplier
|
Voltage |
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Black
|
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0
|
1
|
10 |
|
|
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Brown
|
1
|
1
|
10
|
|
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Red
|
2
|
2
|
100
|
|
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3
|
3
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Parallel
Capacitance Math: |
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Yellow
|
4
|
4
|
|
6.3 |
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Green
|
5
|
5
|
|
16 |
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Blue
|
6
|
6
|
|
20 |
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|
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Violet
|
7
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7
|
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|
|
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Grey
|
8
|
8
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0.01
|
25 |
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White
|
9
|
9
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0.1
|
3 |
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Pink
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35 |
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Mica
Capacitor Values |
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Charts
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Value
|
Multiplier
|
Letter
|
Tolerance |
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0
|
1
|
B
|
±
0.1pF |
|
|
1
|
10
|
C
|
±
0.25pF |
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|
2
|
100
|
D
|
±
0.5pF |
|
|
3
|
1,000
|
F
|
±
1% |
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4
|
10,000
|
G
|
±
2% |
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|
5
|
100,000
|
H
|
±
3% |
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Parallel
Capacitance Math: |
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J
|
±
5% |
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8
|
0.01
|
K
|
±
10% |
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9
|
0.1
|
M
|
±
20% |
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Capacitor Code Guide
VALUE
TYPE CODE
VALUE
TYPE
CODE
1.5pF
Ceramic
1,000pF / .001uF Ceramic
/ Mylar 102
3.3pF
Ceramic
1,500pF / .0015uF Ceramic
/ Mylar 152
10pF
Ceramic
2,000pF / .002uF Ceramic
/ Mylar 202
15pF
Ceramic
2,200pF / .0022uF Ceramic
/ Mylar 222
20pF
Ceramic
4,700pF / .0047uF Ceramic
/ Mylar 472
30pF
Ceramic
5,000pF / .005uF Ceramic
/ Mylar 502
33pF
Ceramic
5,600pF / .0056uF
Ceramic / Mylar 562
47pF
Ceramic
6,800pF / .0068uF Ceramic
/ Mylar 682
56pF
Ceramic
.01
Ceramic / Mylar 103
68pF
Ceramic
.015
Mylar
75pF
Ceramic
.02
Mylar
203
82pF
Ceramic
.022
Mylar
223
91pF
Ceramic
.033
Mylar
333
100pF
Ceramic 101
.047
Mylar
473
120pF
Ceramic 121
.05
Mylar
503
130pF
Ceramic 131
.056
Mylar
563
150pF
Ceramic 151
.068
Mylar
683
180pF
Ceramic 181
.1
Mylar
104
220pF
Ceramic 221
.2
Mylar
204
330pF
Ceramic 331
.22
Mylar
224
470pF
Ceramic 471
.33
Mylar
334
560pF
Ceramic 561
.47
Mylar
474
680pF
Ceramic 681
.56
Mylar
564
750pF
Ceramic 751
1
Mylar
105
820pF
Ceramic 821
2
Mylar
205
Usually
the first two digits of the code represent part of the value; the third digit
corresponds to the number of zeros to be added to the first two digits. This is
the value in pf.
General Capacitance Codebreaker Charts
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For
Values below
1000pF, use the above chart as an example, but read the codes for each value as
below. The end column (for mmfd) is included for reference only, as these
figures are now regarded as unwieldy to use in schematics and parts lists, but
you may still come across them in older printed materials such as Technical and
Service Manuals for older equipment, and even in older ARRL and RSGB
handbooks.