Hello,
which value has this capacitor?
Would help me very much!
Greetz Chris
It looks like .1K pF = 100pF (=0.0001uF) @ 100V.
I would agree with the interpretation of the numbers but it looks a bit big to be only 100pF.
Probably, dot is a typo, than 1k = 1000 pF
...but it looks a bit big to be only 100pF.
I was thinking the same thing. Since it's a new part (not something that needs to be replaced/duplicated in a circuit), if it's for a critical application buy a new one! Or, try it and if it doesn't work as expected, replace it.
A lot of multimeters now have a capacitance measure feature. Try it.
DVDdoug:
...but it looks a bit big to be only 100pF.
I was thinking the same thing.
The size depends on the voltage rating. It might be 10,000V... 
.1 is 0.1uF
K is Tolerance of capacitor +/- 10%
100 is 100V
Yes it looks the right size for a 0.1uF 100V cap I will buy that one.
If only component manufacturers used straightforward values printed on, rather than
daft codes! "100n 100V" isn't that hard to print
You are right. 
Thanks to all.
Why not use Arduino Capacitance Meter?
Here is Atmel/Arduino forum, not Microchip/Pic forum ! 