47pf (0.047 nf), 50V

A 47 pF (picofarad) capacitor is a small-value, non-polarized component commonly used for high-frequency filtering, radio frequency (RF) circuits, decoupling, and oscillator timing. It is available in various packages—most commonly as a small ceramic disc (through-hole) or a tiny surface-mount device (SMD).

Key Specifications & Identification
Capacitance Code: It is typically stamped with the number 47 (indicating a direct 2-digit value of 47 pF) or 470 (where the third digit is the multiplier 0, meaning 47 × 10⁰ pF).
Unit Conversions: 47 pF is equal to 0.047 nF (nanofarads) or 0.000047 µF (microfarads).
Polarity: Non-polarized, meaning you can solder it into a circuit board in either direction.

Common Product Options
Generic 47pF 50V Ceramic Disc Capacitor: Standard breadboard-friendly component used across introductory electronics projects, timing circuits, and microcontroller decoupling.