Rather than replace blown electrolytic capacitors with the same type, is it practical to replace these with more expensive but maybe more stable / less noisy types of capacitors like ceramic, tantalum, or other types?
Replace electrolytics with different type capacitors?
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Re: Replace electrolytics with different type capacitors?
i dont think you will find tantalum or ceramic in so big values. for superior replacement you could use a polymer capacitor like sanyo os-con. -
Re: Replace electrolytics with different type capacitors?
And for replace3ment of lytics with polymers you only need use 1/2 the orig uF value. Other polymer alternatives include Sanyo OS-Con, Fujitsu RE (not recommended), Illinois Capacitor AFD & AFX, and Chemicon NP-Cap. (correct me if I'm wrong on any of these)Comment
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