aphex Moderator<br>All Things Apple Moderator Jul 19, 2001 38,572 2 91 Sep 26, 2010 #1 Is .22uF the same as 220n? ?
Nik Lifer Jun 5, 2006 16,101 3 56 Sep 26, 2010 #2 Yep. First result on Google. use with two 330k resistors .22uF (220n) Click to expand... http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C...F+=+220n+?&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=fa151da40c6c8a2a
Yep. First result on Google. use with two 330k resistors .22uF (220n) Click to expand... http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C...F+=+220n+?&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=fa151da40c6c8a2a
Cogman Lifer Sep 19, 2000 10,286 145 106 Sep 26, 2010 #7 MotF Bane said: Math is your friend! Click to expand... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJv_ixbC0B0
Engineer Elite Member Oct 9, 1999 39,230 701 126 Sep 26, 2010 #8 aphex said: Is .22uF the same as 220n? ? Click to expand... No. uF != n Like I tell my kid, make sure you use UNITS on ALL of your work.
aphex said: Is .22uF the same as 220n? ? Click to expand... No. uF != n Like I tell my kid, make sure you use UNITS on ALL of your work.
Cogman Lifer Sep 19, 2000 10,286 145 106 Sep 26, 2010 #9 Engineer said: No. uF != n Like I tell my kid, make sure you use UNITS on ALL of your work. Click to expand... Dang you! The one time I don't look at the units!
Engineer said: No. uF != n Like I tell my kid, make sure you use UNITS on ALL of your work. Click to expand... Dang you! The one time I don't look at the units!