What capacitor values are these?

[jimosity]

I'm sure this is a simple question for most of you.

I found an assortment pack of caps that I picked up at Radio Shack and most are marked how I'm used to seeing them (151, 221, 561) but there are several in this pack that I'm not familiar with.

1, 7, 10, 15, 68

What exactly are these so that I don't assume the wrong thing...?

[rove]

typically no multiplier means picofarads.
here's a code calculator:
http://www.electronics2000.co.uk/calc/calccap.htm

[jimosity]

typically no multiplier means picofarads.
here's a code calculator:
http://www.electronics2000.co.uk/calc/calccap.htm

That calculator doesn't seem to like 2 digit codes...

[enigmur]

Multimeter is probably going to be the easiest way, but usualy that would mean picofarads

[Bobv]

If these are tiny ceramic type caps, then that's probably the value in picofarads

[jimosity]

Yeah; they are the small little ceramic ones; here they are...



So does that mean from left to right, what I have is:

1pF
7pF
10pF
15pF
68pF

?
I'm not used to working with pF values much yet, so that throws me off...

[qwixzh]

yup! that's correct!

[jrc4558]

Yes - these values are values in picofarads.