My display died slowly, started with slow boot, then finally just died. I opened it up and found a few capacitors on the power supply board were bubbled out. I made a mistake of buying capacitors with no regard for ESR. I've since replaced those new capacitors with newer Low ESR capacitors. It hasn't booted yet, but I haven't replaced all of the capacitors yet so that's my next step.
To the point, my question is, How low is Low ESR? I have no clue about ripple current or any of that other jazz. I can solder decently, that's about it.
Panasonic ECG series is what i have in there now,
http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?WT.z_header=search_go&lang=en&site=us&keywords=P14938-ND&x=12&y=15
But I'm not sure that's enough, or to much. I want to replace the remaining but I don't want to buy the wrong cap's again.
The remainder of caps I need are;
10uf 50v
47uf 63v
47uf 50v (x3)
100uf 10v
10uf 50v
and the big one, 100uf 450v. Now this cap I've seen for sale between $3 and $170. Couldn't tell you the difference to save my life. But I do know I am not spending more then $5-$10 on that capacitor.
To the point, my question is, How low is Low ESR? I have no clue about ripple current or any of that other jazz. I can solder decently, that's about it.
Panasonic ECG series is what i have in there now,
http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?WT.z_header=search_go&lang=en&site=us&keywords=P14938-ND&x=12&y=15
But I'm not sure that's enough, or to much. I want to replace the remaining but I don't want to buy the wrong cap's again.
The remainder of caps I need are;
10uf 50v
47uf 63v
47uf 50v (x3)
100uf 10v
10uf 50v
and the big one, 100uf 450v. Now this cap I've seen for sale between $3 and $170. Couldn't tell you the difference to save my life. But I do know I am not spending more then $5-$10 on that capacitor.
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