Value of Capacitor code 6.8

My ceramic capacitor reads 6.8 on it. What is its capacitance value?
Thanks.

Please reply, someone....

Hi,

Is this "6.8" the one written on the capacitor? Isn't that the value of your capacitance? If this "6.8" is an EIA code, i think 1 digit is missing or maybe this is the value itself.

Kindly look at this "TABLE("")":http://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/theory/capacitor-code-table/

Hope this will help,

Kevin

In all probability it means 6.8 pF

Usually, the nomenclature is this (hope I'm correct ):

* n = n pF (n = 1 to 82, giving a range from 1 pF to 82 pF)
* n1 = n * 10 pF (n = 10 to 82, giving a range from 100 pF to 820 pF)
* n2 = n * 100 pF (n = 10 to 82, giving a range from 1000 pF to 8200 pF, or 1 nF to 8.2 nF)
* n3 = n * 1000 pF (n = 10 to 82, giving a range of 10000 pF to 82000 pF or 10 nF to 82 nF)
* n4 = n * 10000 pF (n = 10 to 82, giving a range of 100000 pF to 820000 pF or 100 nF to 820 nF)