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               Ceramic Capacitor may have 3 or 4 numbers at its body. 
                Last number is multiplier. 
                The number tells how much =zeros= contains multiplied number. 
                Numbers before are value in pF. 
                
              Example 1: 
                At a capacitor's body is number 102. 
                It means 10-pF multiply to 100 (last number tells us about 2 =zeros=). 
                So, 1000-pF. 
                
              Example 2. 
                At a capacitor's body is number 101. 
                It means 10-pF multiply to 10 (last number tells us about 1 =zero=). 
                So, 100-pF. 
                
              Example 3: 
                At a capacitor's body is number 103. 
                It means 10-pF multiply to 1000 (last number tells us about 3 
                =zeros=). So, 10000-pF. 
                
              Capacitor that has value in pF may be marked straight 
                away in pF. A letter =p= shows the value. 
                
              Example 4: 
                At a capacitor's body is number 5p6. It means 5.6-pF.  
                
              Example 5: 
                At a capacitor's body is number 10p. It means 10-pF.  
                
              Sometimes, capacitance is marked in 1000-pF. Letter 
                =n= tells about it.  
                
              Example 6: 
                At a capacitor's body is number 2n2. It means 2200-pF.  
                
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               Example 7: 
                At a capacitor's body is number 10n. It means 10000-pF.  
                
              Capacitance may be marked in μF. 
                At the case only numbers with point can be found at the body. 
                
              Example 7: 
                At a capacitor's body is number = .1=. It means 0.1- μF. 
                 
                
              Example 8: 
                At a capacitor's body is number = 3.3=. It means 3.3- μF. 
                 
                
              As usual, after numbers follows a letter. The letter 
                may be located under numbers. The letter tells us about tolerance. 
                Table 1 shows the tolerance code. 
                
              Example 9: At 
                a capacitor's body is number 103N. It means 10-pF multiply to 
                1000 (last number tells us about 3 =zeros=). So, 10000-pF +- 30%. 
                
              Example 10: At 
                a capacitor's body is number 2p2B. It means 2.2-pF +- 0.1-pF. 
                
              Some capacitors may have mark of Temperature Coefficient which is marked by 
                different color at cap of the capacitor. Table 
                2 shows the Color Code for a Temperature 
                Coefficient. 
                
              Example 11: 
                At a capacitor's body is number 101. 
                Cap is red. It means 100-pF N080.  
                
              Some old capacitors may have Letter Code for dielectric 
                material. Table 3 
                shows the code. 
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