Capacitor Kit Identification Guide
Contributors:
Byron J.
Byron J. 
Kit Contents
The Capacitor Kit contains caps on decade intervals from 10 picofarads to 1000 microfarads.
| Capacitor Kit Contents | |||||
| Value | Type | Marking | Quantity | Voltage Rating | |
| 10pF | Ceramic | 100 | 10 | 50V | |
| 22pF | Ceramic | 220 | 10 | 50V | |
| 100pF | Ceramic | 101 | 10 | 50V | |
| 1nF | Ceramic | 102 | 10 | 50V | |
| 10nF | Ceramic | 103 | 10 | 50V | |
| 100nF | Ceramic | 104 | 25 | 50V | |
| 1 µF | Electrolytic | 1µF/50V | 10 | 50V | |
| 10 µF | Electrolytic | 10µF/25V | 10 | 25V | |
| 100 µF | Electrolytic | 100µF/25V | 10 | 25V | |
| 1000 µF | Electrolytic | 1000µF/25V | 10 | 25V | |
There are ten pieces of most values, but 25 pieces of 100 nanofarads, which are commonly used for local supply decoupling near ICs. There are also ten pieces of 22pf, which are frequently used as load capacitors when building crystal oscillators.