I need the full mbz and mcz datasheets, I have found several of them on the internet but all I have found so far only covers up to 16vdc.
Do you have the complete datasheets ?
Thanks
Do you have the complete datasheets ?
Thanks
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Re: mbz & mcz datasheets ?
MBZ and MCZ are were designed specifically for motherboard use. Given that voltages on a motherboard only go up to 12V, 16V is the maximum voltage of MBZ and MCZ series. If you see anything higher than this, it is likely a counterfeit product.
Straight from the source:
I can't find the MCZ datasheet on the Rubycon website any longer, but I didn't look very hard. -
Re: mbz & mcz datasheets ?
Ahh you are right.
The cap I have is rated for 16v, do not know why I thought it was rated for 25v - hehe and I have been searching for the complete datasheet all over the place.....Comment
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I think this has been answered but I couldn't find the thread.
Someone asked me if it would harm a capacitor (10F [not a typo], 24v) if it was operated on nothing more than 12v.
So, I ask... Does it change any of the capacitor's characteristics/parameters/? in any way if it is never operated near rated voltage?
If operated for years at 1/2 rated voltage, does it accept full rated voltage like it would if it had always been operated at the higher voltage?
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I have a 2007-era Panasonic VHS combo that is full of of Elna RJG capacitors. I am trying to test the capacitors to diagnose the machine and then select replacement capacitors but I can not find any datasheets for them. I did find a Elna catalogue from 2007-2008 but there is no mention of this capacitor series. Where these specially made for Panasonic and so not made available to the public? Any ideas what to find out what the ESR values should be without the datasheets? They are all between 10V and 50V and 47uF and 1800uF. None are leaking or bulged but I know that they need to be tested to be... -
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Just a quick question - is it ok to use ‘audio' rated caps on a non audio device.
Is there any reasons why they shouldn't be used?
I'm just trying to find some good quality caps on ebay for a small repair and I've noticed there are alot of audo rated caps in the size i need but not so many non audio rated.
If I can't find any Panasonic what would be any other good makes to consider?
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Hi,
I'd like to recap some of my old mainboards (they are from 1998) before switching them on again for the first time after many years in storage. All caps still look good from the outside.
There are three mainboards:
- ASUS P5A rev 1.04
- ASUS P2B-S rev 1.03 "Rubycon"
- ASUS P2B-S rev 1.03 "Chemi-Con"
If you are interested in their specs, The Retro Web has pages for the P5A and the P2B-S.
They all have many 1000uF 6.3V 105°C capacitors. But there are some differences I cannot figure out.
P5A
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I've got a Toei arcade CRT chassis and printed on the PCB is CM-R14 but it might be a CM-R20 and so far needs two caps replaced, I've looked on the Nippon Chemi-Con site and got their 2020 catalogue I cant find any info about the first cap in the catalogue or on their obsolete catalogue, on the cap is:
(Radial electrolytic cap) Nippon Chemi-Con 1uF 160v 85c 8mm diameter, roughly 15mm long (cap is bulging at the legs) with 6mm PCB hole spacing, the chassis service manual says this cap C58 is a CE04W with "04" in a smaller font than the capital "CEW" so it must be...
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