One nano farad  equals, 1 X 10 to the minus nine farads (one billionth of a farad).     E.G.   2500pf equals 2.5 nf, 1uf equals 1000nf.     Ira.

On 10/14/2019 9:29 AM, 'orange_glow_fan' via neonixie-l wrote:

Good morning guys,

Working on an old Grundig/Mercedes car radio and need some help identifying the value of some caps. The capacitors in question are marked 'nF' with a numerical value.

I included a copy of the power supply with two caps circled. How would I 'convert' this to microfarads? Would a 5nF cap convert to a .005uF?  a 4.7nf convert to a .0047uF?


I posted this to a couple of tech oriented car radio forums and got conflicting answers...

Thanks, Kerry
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