I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit looks like a K with a line above it (K̄), and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: K J4K̄J4 or K A5K̄A5
I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit looks like a K with a line above it, and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: K J4 or K A5
I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit looks like a K with a line above it (K̄), and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: K̄J4 or K̄A5
I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit is always an R that kind of looks like a K with a line above it (sharp points), and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: RK J4 or RK A5
edit: these capacitors are smaller than I can get a good picture of via my equipment.
I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit is always an R that kind of looks like a K with a line above it (sharp points), and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: R J4 or R A5
edit: these capacitors are smaller than I can get a good picture of via my equipment.
I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit looks like a K with a line above it, and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: K J4 or K A5
II was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit is always an R that kind of looks like a K with a line above it (sharp points), and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: R J4 or R A5
edit: these capacitors are smaller than I can get a good picture of via my equipment.
I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit is always an R that kind of looks like a K with a line above it (sharp points), and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: R J4 or R A5
I was inspecting a PCB with a magnifying glass and noticed some of the light brown ceramic smd capacitors have 3 digit markings on them. Is there a "standard" of what these markings stand for? The first digit is always an R that kind of looks like a K with a line above it (sharp points), and the other two digits are always a letter followed by a number. Example: R J4 or R A5
edit: these capacitors are smaller than I can get a good picture of via my equipment.