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    #1

    Capxon KF replacement

    Hello,

    I'm currently searching to replace capacitor to do my first recap for replacing 2 Capxon KF in a power supply for a LCD display (viewsonic vp930b)

    I have search on Newark for similar specs.

    Now I have found 2 possibilities with higher Ripple and lower impedance.

    The two options I have found have the same specs and are available so I want to know if I should just chose randomly or if I have forgot to check something.... I don't really know the brand for capacitor so maybe one have a better reputation...

    Spec:
    In all case:
    -1000uF
    -16 v
    -105 C
    -Ripple at 105 C - 100 khz
    -Impedance at 20 C 100 khz
    -Size: 10*20

    Original capacitor:
    -Capxon KF
    -Ripple: 1350 mA
    -Impedance: 0,065 ohm

    option 1:
    -RubyCon ZL
    -Ripple: 1820 mA
    -Impedance: 0,023 ohm

    option 2:
    -Chemi-Con KZE
    -Ripple: 1820 mA
    -Impedance: 0,023 ohm

    Thanks,
    Neurotox
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    Re: Capxon KF replacement

    I'd take the rubycon
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      #3
      Re: Capxon KF replacement

      iirc kze likes to go bad in high heat... rubycon please!
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        Re: Capxon KF replacement

        zl for the win.

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          Re: Capxon KF replacement

          Originally posted by ratdude747 View Post
          iirc kze likes to go bad in high heat... rubycon please!
          That would be KZG/KZJ series, not KZE.

          United Chemicon KZE and Rubycon ZL are equivalent. The Rubycons may be more expensive, but they are Rubycons after all... High quality stuff .

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            Re: Capxon KF replacement

            Originally posted by momaka View Post
            That would be KZG/KZJ series, not KZE.

            United Chemicon KZE and Rubycon ZL are equivalent. The Rubycons may be more expensive, but they are Rubycons after all... High quality stuff .
            Correct...
            Nothing wrong with KZE and they are equivalent to ZL.
            ZL are -supposedly- higher quality. No actual proof of that. Just opinion.
            If I had to order either way I'd get ZL.
            The black ZL look so much better than ugly green or brown KZE.
            But, if I have some KZE handy I wouldn't order ZL instead.
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              Re: Capxon KF replacement

              Agreed. There is nothing wrong with KZE and I have used them in repairs before, but rubycon are a better regarded brand
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