recapping a monitor with bad caps. i shouldn't have any problems doing this right? i don't have any of the 47uf 35v caps with me
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Re: Replace 47uf 35V cap with 47uf 50V cap?
Yes, you can go higher in voltage generally without problems as long as it fits height and diameter wise.Originally posted by CuriousD View Post--- begin sig file ---
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Re: Replace 47uf 35V cap with 47uf 50V cap?
In addition, if the the old cap was low ESR, make sure the new cap is low ESR with like characteristics.--- begin sig file ---
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Re: Replace 47uf 35V cap with 47uf 50V cap?
Okay thanks for the reply! I'll make sure. The ones I'm replacing are capxon kf
The ones i'm using to replace have higher ripple. for the capxon it says 1.5 impedence, and for the ky for impedance it says for 20C 0.7 and for -10C 2.8 what does that mean?Last edited by CuriousD; 10-21-2012, 07:23 PM.Comment
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Re: Replace 47uf 35V cap with 47uf 50V cap?
That it changes with temperature?
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