Characteristics:

Capacitance: The capacitance of this capacitor is 4.7 picofarads (pF), equivalent to 4.7×10 −12 farads. This small capacitance value is ideal for high-frequency circuits.

Type: As a ceramic capacitor, it uses a ceramic dielectric material. Ceramic capacitors are non-polarized, which means they can be connected in either direction in a circuit.

Voltage Rating: The voltage rating indicates the maximum voltage the capacitor can handle. This rating varies, so it’s important to ensure it matches your circuit's requirements.

Tolerance: The tolerance specifies the permissible range of variation from the nominal capacitance value. For example, a 4.7pF ±5% capacitor can have an actual capacitance between 4.465pF and 4.935pF.

Temperature Coefficient: Ceramic capacitors are categorized by their temperature coefficients, such as C0G/NP0 (very stable capacitance across temperature changes) or X7R (greater variation with temperature but often more affordable).