Ceramic Capacitor 104m

500 pieces 0 1uf 104 50v 100nf 104m multilayer ceramic capacitor.

Ceramic capacitor 104m.

The first two numbers describe the value of the capacitor and the third number is the number of zeros in the multiplier. The capacitor s first and second significant number ids and are the first and second values followed by the multiplier number code followed by the percentage tolerance letter code. 104m illinois capacitor capacitor 0 1uf ceramic disc 2020000975. Common types include c0g np0 x7r y5v z5u although there are many more.

No lead time ship out right away. Thousands of discounted electronic components in stock. When the first two numbers are multiplied with the multiplier the resulting value is the value of the capacitor in picofarads. The 3 digit code 104 written over ceramic capacitor indicates its value.

Ceramic capacitor 50pcs 1000v 104m 0 1uf 100nf 1000v high voltage disc ceramic capacitors set. It could even be 250v. The first two digits 10 of this code are first two digits of capacitor value and third digit 4 gives the number of zeroes to be added so as to get capacitor value in pico. The 104 capacitance indicator has no bearing whatsoe.

The ceramic capacitor gains its name from the fact that it uses ceramic materials for its dielectric. The second is used for a variety of capacitor types and is indicated by a unique assortment of lettrs and numbers which represent the low and high temperature requirements the lower and upper acceptable temperature range of operating the capacitor and its tolerance within this temperature range. A ceramic capacitor marked 104 has a value plus as much as 80 to 20 tolerance of 100000pf or 100nf or 0 1uf. Within the ceramic capacitor family there are many forms of ceramic dielectric that are used.

The first is used with small ceramic capacitors and appears as a single letter. Usually the first two digits of the code represent the significant part of the value while the third digit called the multiplier corresponds to the number of zeros to be added to the first two digits.