[ForSale-Swap] Mica cap identity

[J Forster]

It looks like a standard nomenclature.

CM60   (style)  Like CM05, CM06, CM07
E   ??
393   pF, yes 39,000  pF

I think the rest of the letters are tolerance or voltage. I don't remember
offhand.
Try asking these guys:

http://www.arco-electronics.com/arco2/mica/index.html

or look in a 50's or 60's vintage Allied or the like catalog.

Sorry,
-John



Rick Brashear wrote:

> I just discovered a couple of Cornell Dubilier mica capacitors in the bottom
> of a drawer, however, they are unmarked in the normal sense.  I can measure
> them, but I need to know what they are supposed to be before that makes any
> sense.  Each have the following printed at the bottom of the case:
> CM6OE393JN1.  Does that mean anything to anyone?  Is that a 39000 pf?  How
> about voltage and amperage rating, they are Type 9 mica caps?
>
> Thanks,
> Rick