Does any one know of source for 10mm 3300uf caps? Checked Mouser and Digikey and no luck!
-
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
UCC KMG series low imp? -
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
KMG no good. Looks like UCC or Sanyo both have low imp and case size I need. Any good suppliers for these caps?Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
I have rubycon mbz series 3300uf 6.3v 10mm. shoot me a PM if you need some.<--- Badcaps.net Founder
Badcaps.net Services:
Motherboard Repair Services
----------------------------------------------
Badcaps.net Forum Members Folding Team
http://folding.stanford.edu/
Team : 49813
Join in!!
Team StatsComment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
PM sent. Thanks.Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
My First Post:
Does a 3300 uF 10V and 10mm exist?
I pulled a few bulged ones out of a power supply but i could not find any replacements in Digikey.
Anyways, nice you meet you all.
Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
You can get them only in high end, ultra low impedence models from Rubycon, Nichicon, UCC, and Sanyo. You will not find availability in small quantities from any one but Topcat, site administrator, in 6.3v or privately from someone who bought a bunch. PM TC for a price. If you can read Japanese, you can probably order them, but figured that was not an option.Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf @ 10V?
Ok,
I saw the postings for the 10mm 3300uF caps at 6.3v, but I need the same size and uF value at 10v. Everyone is right, Digikey is no help. TC (or anyone for that matter), do you know of a source for these little beasties? I only need about a half dozen....
packratComment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
use the 6.3v
the mfr used 10v because they were cheaper or easier to source.
6.3v is overkill on vcore as the highest they will see is 2.8 on an old pentium and most modern chips run less than 1.5.
i have subbed 6.3 in hundreds of board recap jobs.had 1 comeback.
it was hit by lightning!Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf @ 10V?
Well.....
The failed 10v caps (Tocon crap) are actually from a small switch-mode power supply installed in a stand-alone dual-CD-RW audio recorder, not a motherboard or actual PC power supply. This ps generates the typical 3.3v, 5v, and 12v to run the CD drives and the custom A/D conversion board.
Is it typical for the voltages that these caps are exposed to be much higher than the 5v supply? I'm new to switch-mode supplies, so I'm guessing probably, and most likely at a high frequency. This whole unit is crammed onto a 7cm X 13cm PCB and there is NO room for 12.5mm 3300uf 10v caps.
Someone said that either Rubycon or Sanyo makes 3300uF in 10mm. What series? Anyone know of a supplier in the USA that doesn't require a $25 minimum order?
packratComment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
packrat you have aproblem!!! I have checked Rubicon, Sanyo, Sanxon and Tocon product specs and none have 3300uF 10V at 10mm. If the unit still operates check the voltage applied to the caps.
You might be faced with dumping unit if you cannot get 12.5mm to fit.Gigabyte EP45-DS3L Ultra Reliable (Power saver)
Intel E8400 (3000Mhz) Bios temps. 4096Mb 800Mhz DDR2 Corsair XMS2 4-4-4-12
160Gb WD SATAII Server grade
Nvidia 8500GT 256Mb
160Gb WD eSATAII Server grade for backup.
Samsung 18x DVD writer
Pioneer 16x DVD writer + 6x Dual layer
33 way card reader
Windows XP Pro SP3
Thermaltake Matrix case with 430W Silent Power
17" Benq FP737s LCD monitor
HP Officejet Pro K5300 with refillable tanksComment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
You are correct, even I can't get 3300uF 10v 10mm caps in a brand I'd trust. You will be doomed to 12.5. Measure the voltage on their positions, you may be able to use 6.3v caps. I've found this to be true in MANY situations, as most are just VCORE filters and never rise above 2 volts.Originally posted by davmax<--- Badcaps.net Founder
Badcaps.net Services:
Motherboard Repair Services
----------------------------------------------
Badcaps.net Forum Members Folding Team
http://folding.stanford.edu/
Team : 49813
Join in!!
Team StatsComment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
you can use 6.3 on the +5 and +3.3
use 16v on the +12Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
Sanyo does make a 10x25mm 3300uF 16v cap. They are used on the 12v side on the Epox 8KRA2I mobo in the WRM circuit...
Sorry, did not ctach the model number when I was recapping that mobo but I think it was MW-WX"The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
Thanks for that input . But I have scanned all Sanyo caps and cannot find one at 3300u 10V 10mm.
Check link: http://www.secc.co.jp/retri_e/al_rlt_index_e.htmlGigabyte EP45-DS3L Ultra Reliable (Power saver)
Intel E8400 (3000Mhz) Bios temps. 4096Mb 800Mhz DDR2 Corsair XMS2 4-4-4-12
160Gb WD SATAII Server grade
Nvidia 8500GT 256Mb
160Gb WD eSATAII Server grade for backup.
Samsung 18x DVD writer
Pioneer 16x DVD writer + 6x Dual layer
33 way card reader
Windows XP Pro SP3
Thermaltake Matrix case with 430W Silent Power
17" Benq FP737s LCD monitor
HP Officejet Pro K5300 with refillable tanksComment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
Nichicon VR is available at 3300/6.3 with 10x20 dimensions. The max. ripple current is about 1 amp, which might be sufficient for non-motherboard applications, even though this is not actually a low-ESR cap.Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
I'd put that in - or even use 2200uF instead of 3300 as last resort - certainly better than throwing it away.Comment
-
Re: 10mm 3300uf?
Hi there!
Well it looks like a couple of you may be right about the voltage range on these caps. After going over all of the traces on the ps, I can now say that all of the exceedingly rare 3300uF 10v, 10mm caps are on the 3.3v and 5v sections. So, while it doesn't give me much headroom, I can use the more popular10mm 6.3v parts. The 12v rail is handled by a 2200uF, 16v item, and there is a litle more physical space to play with here.
Now, seeing as I am so close to the 6.3v rating with my 5v rail, are there any particular brands or series that you would recommend? I've been looking at Mouser (no minimum order), and they seem to favor Xicon for their "low ESR" 'lytics (never heard of them). They also sport Nichicon for their "low impedance" electrolytics.
In my experience, resistance and impedance are two different things, so is this just marketing doublespeak here or is there an electrical difference?
What are some of the other cap brands/series and vendors that you have had positive experiences with?
packratComment
I confirm it is fake or not real 16v.......
-
I have an inspiron with "power rail failure" LED codes flashing, and have found a blown capacitor and ferrite bead (inductor, I guess...)
I've found the replacement capacitor on mouser, but am unsure how to properly search for the ferrite bead. I have the schematics and boardview, so I have found the original bead part#, but the data sheet doesn't seem to include the information I need for the filters on mouser and digikey.
For inductance, and a few other values it just says "Refer to standard electrical characteristics list"
Here's... -
In my search for a proper 5v heavy ATX power supply, I selected an old Antec SU-380 that I've had in storage for a long time. Opening the power supply reveals a couple bulged capacitors. I removed all the caps and made a map for myself. I found the datasheet for the PCE TUR series in this thread:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14159
It says these are general purpose, so I assume I can replace them with any general purpose capacitors, but I don't really know anything about power supply circuits or reading capacitor datasheets. Despite this, I've been shopping for replacements:... -
Where can I get them these days? My usual sources are a no go in a 10mm, 12.5mm is too big. I'm recapping an old Antec rackmount PSU for a client (SmartPower SP2-450SXR) with a bunch of spooged Fuhjyyu crap caps, and he's insisting it be repaired....which is fine by me, I make more on it that way.....but I need to find these illusive caps....it's been a long time since I've needed these values....and now I can't find them. Odds are I could get away with 3300uf in place of the 4700uF, I've done it before...but if there's a source for them in 10mm, I'll try to stay original.
-
Hey Everyone,
Long time lurker, but I think this is my first time posting.
Just looking for some assistance on identifying some suitable replacement capacitors for an MSI K7T266 Pro (Ver. 1.0). I just got my hands on two of them actually, both working but one has some visibly bulging capacitors and the other has a few that I can't tell for sure if they're bulging because it's faint at best if they are.
I'll be honest I don't fully understand much on capacitor spec sheets beyond voltage and capacitance but I can solder like nobodies business so I've... -
I'd like to start out by thanking this forum for providing the info to be able to repair my 15 year old CP1500AVRLCD UPS. Here is all the info I gathered during my trouble-shooting and re-capping.
Like clockwork, I've had to replace the SLA batteries every 4 years. It was about that time and the UPS was acting like it needed new batteries... randomly shutting off with AC present, not being able to charge fully, and poor runtime when AC was removed. So, I replaced the batteries but noticed that it was not charging properly.
I decided to verify that the batteries were...
Comment