can someone tell me how to read the value on this capacitor - Electronic Circuits Projects Diagrams Free

nyc_tommy · 13th November 2004, 03:05 PM

this is the information on it.

CSO1X
1000 +- 5%
100v = 84M

the is no marking to tell me what type of measure? UF PF etc.

help!

**Nigel Goodwin** · 13th November 2004, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by nyc_tommy

this is the information on it.

CSO1X
1000 +- 5%
100v = 84M

the is no marking to tell me what type of measure? UF PF etc.

I would imagine it's 1000pF.

k7elp60 · 13th November 2004, 03:24 PM

What is the shape of the capacitor. Is it basically like a disk, maybe the shape of a coin with 2 leads out the side? Is it tubular? Is it square with leads out the bottom? All this might help. But I am guessing it is 1000pf at 100V.

Styx · 13th November 2004, 03:55 PM

yup 1000pf, if you look at the tolerance +-5% NPO/COG has that kind of tolerance and it can only be used upto a few nF.

DigiTan · 14th November 2004, 04:55 AM

What do you guys make of the "84M" line? (Anything to do with value or temp coefficient?) I've got a bunch of these capacitors that have gone unused because I don't know to make of the value.

hotwaterwizard · 14th November 2004, 05:37 AM

Hope this helps.

DigiTan · 14th November 2004, 06:03 AM

Very helpful! That capacitor guide is just what the doctor ordered! 8)

mahinda jayasinghe · 19th November 2004, 07:19 PM

messure the capacitance, you can find a meter which has capacitor messuring feature.

panic mode · 19th November 2004, 07:39 PM

That's true, it's a shame that all multimeters are not designed to
measure all common parameters (V,A,R,f,C,L,PNP,NPN,RPM,
logic probe, temperature...).
that's what MULTI in multimeter means to me.
Anything less is an AVO-meter.... :wink:

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13th November 2004, 03:05 PM	#1
nyc_tommy	can someone tell me how to read the value on this capacitor this is the information on it. CSO1X 1000 +- 5% 100v = 84M the is no marking to tell me what type of measure? UF PF etc. help!

13th November 2004, 03:24 PM	#3
k7elp60	What is the shape of the capacitor. Is it basically like a disk, maybe the shape of a coin with 2 leads out the side? Is it tubular? Is it square with leads out the bottom? All this might help. But I am guessing it is 1000pf at 100V. __________________ The great thing about electronics is unlimited ways to do the job. The only limit is one\'s imagination. I generally think my way is best. Show me a different way. I have an open mind.

13th November 2004, 03:55 PM	#4
Styx	yup 1000pf, if you look at the tolerance +-5% NPO/COG has that kind of tolerance and it can only be used upto a few nF.

14th November 2004, 04:55 AM	#5
DigiTan	What do you guys make of the "84M" line? (Anything to do with value or temp coefficient?) I've got a bunch of these capacitors that have gone unused because I don't know to make of the value.

14th November 2004, 05:37 AM	#6
hotwaterwizard	Hope this helps. Attached Thumbnails __________________ John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard) hotwaterwizard@aol.com

14th November 2004, 06:03 AM	#7
DigiTan	Very helpful! That capacitor guide is just what the doctor ordered! 8)

19th November 2004, 07:19 PM	#8
mahinda jayasinghe	messure the capacitance, you can find a meter which has capacitor messuring feature.

19th November 2004, 07:39 PM	#9
panic mode	That's true, it's a shame that all multimeters are not designed to measure all common parameters (V,A,R,f,C,L,PNP,NPN,RPM, logic probe, temperature...). that's what MULTI in multimeter means to me. Anything less is an AVO-meter.... :wink: