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12-09-2010, 09:39 PM
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Need an interpreter
Been dismantling some monitors and seeing some pretty orange drops inside. Problem is:
334J400V Okay, i gather its 400 volts,, and thats it.. Is there a chart i can download that converts these to english standards? Thanks... Steve 
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12-09-2010, 09:59 PM
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Right. 334 => 33 follow by 4 zeroes in pF => 330,000 pF or 0.33 uF.
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12-09-2010, 10:44 PM
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Here's a simple chart: (two columns)
CODE-> VALUE (uF) 102 0.001 | 273 0.027 122 0.0012 | 333 0.033 152 0.0015 | 393 0.039 222 0.0022 | 473 0.047 272 0.0027 | 563 0.056 332 0.0033 | 683 0.068 392 0.0039 | 104 0.100 472 0.0047 | 124 0.120 682 0.0068 | 154 0.150 103 0.010 | 184 0.180 123 0.012 | 224 0.220 153 0.015 | 334 0.330 223 0.022 | 474 0.470 Cheers,
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12-10-2010, 12:54 AM
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Is this code for certain types, brands, colors, etc.? I have yanked some blue versions of orange drops out of (I think) a VCR, or some other modern junk and they bear a strange set of numbers that make no electronic sense. I do know that a lot of "orange drops" plainly give the value and the working voltage rating.
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