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It is called a bypass capacitor, hence the B label on the silk screen.
The value varies but typically they are .01 µd.
They are between 5V and ground so you do not want to jumper across those holes.
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Probably. What does Note #5 say?
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Yes sir then. .01uf ceramic cap. They are about 10-15 cents each.
Their purpose is to filter high frequency noise from the power bus close to the IC.
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