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Originally Posted by vol.2
Are you sure? I have a similar cheapo tester that has ESR on the screen when I test for capacitance.
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I put a 2200uF electrolytic cap in my tester and it measured the ESR of that. I don't think the ESR test works for caps in the pF range.
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Originally Posted by vol.2
I can't see your picture. It's a bad link for me.
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Works fine here... It's just a picture of a film cap that says 330J and S50F.
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Originally Posted by vol.2
I believe that 330J is a 33pF code (33 for the digits and "0" for the number of places). What does it measure?
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317pF. Again, the formula is [first two digits] multiplied by 10 to the power of [third digit]. 10 to the power of 0 is just 10 so 33 x 10 = 330 (which is the full three digits anyways). If it was 33pF, why wouldn't they just save ink and write only "33"?