CSS pow(), sqrt(), hypot() Demo - Online Trigonometric Functions
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Decode 3-digit capacitor codes to picofarads (pF) and nanofarads (nF) instantly.
Find the standard 3-digit code for a given capacitance value (in pF).
| Code | pF | nF | µF |
|---|---|---|---|
100 | 10 pF | 0.01 nF | 0.00001 µF |
101 | 100 pF | 0.1 nF | 0.0001 µF |
102 | 1,000 pF | 1 nF | 0.001 µF |
103 | 10,000 pF | 10 nF | 0.01 µF |
104 | 100,000 pF | 100 nF | 0.1 µF |
105 | 1,000,000 pF | 1,000 nF | 1 µF |
106 | 10,000,000 pF | 10,000 nF | 10 µF |
107 | 100,000,000 pF | 100,000 nF | 100 µF |
220 | 22 pF | 0.022 nF | 0.000022 µF |
221 | 220 pF | 0.22 nF | 0.00022 µF |
222 | 2,200 pF | 2.2 nF | 0.0022 µF |
223 | 22,000 pF | 22 nF | 0.022 µF |
224 | 220,000 pF | 220 nF | 0.22 µF |
474 | 470,000 pF | 470 nF | 0.47 µF |
Click any row to load the code.
The first two digits represent the significant figures, and the third digit is the multiplier (power of 10). The result is in picofarads (pF). For example, code 104 means 10 × 10⁴ = 100,000 pF = 100 nF.
The letter indicates the tolerance: J = ±5%, K = ±10%, M = ±20%. This tool ignores letters and only decodes the numeric part. You can still type "104K" and it will extract "104".
With the 3-digit code, "100" means 10 × 10⁰ = 10 pF. To get 100 pF the code is 101 (10 × 10¹). Capacitor codes always express the value in picofarads using this multiplier system.
Yes, that's a different notation (R indicates a decimal point). For example, 4R7 = 4.7 pF. This calculator currently works only with the 3-digit numeric code. We may add R-notation support in the future.
It finds the nearest standard code by rounding the significant digits to a two-figure integer (10–99) and adjusting the multiplier. Minor rounding may occur; it always displays the closest standard code.
1 µF = 1,000 nF = 1,000,000 pF. Capacitors are often labeled in pF or nF depending on size. Our tool shows all three for convenience.
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