Help identifying a capacitor

[lightpants]

I need to replace a capacitor on this small circuit board, can anyone give me the value so I can order one?

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markings on the capacitor

Sorry for the craptacular pictures, camera phones were not made for this!

:beer: for anyone who can help me

 

[bignateyk]

hmm.. its a ceramic disc cap.. probably something like 47.4 picofarad.. not sure what the order is.. maybe that what the dots stand for?

could be 474nF as well (.47uF)

 

[Howard]

47 * 10^4 picofarads, which should be 474 nF

 

[bignateyk]

Originally posted by: Howard
47 * 10^4 picofarads, which should be 474 nF

should we split the beer?

 

[Howard]

No, you can have it. I'm going to swim in beer pretty soon.

 

[Howard]

No, you can have it. I'm going to swim in beer pretty soon.

 

[amdhunter]

Originally posted by: Howard
No, you can have it. I'm going to swim in beer pretty soon.

Hmm double posting? You sure you haven't swam in some already?

 

[lightpants]

Thanks to both of you!

:beer: :beer: - one for each.

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: amdhunter

Originally posted by: Howard
No, you can have it. I'm going to swim in beer pretty soon.

Hmm double posting? You sure you haven't swam in some already?

I only pressed the button once, and that's the truth.

 

[Qwest]

I thought it was Flux, definitely capable of 1.2 Jiggawatts.

 

[Jeff7]

Originally posted by: Howard
I only pressed the button once, and that's the truth.

Well of course, except that you were seeing two buttons.

 

[Mark R]

It's a 47 nF (0.047 µF) capacitor, probably a polyester or polypropylene film type.