Aulmighty capacitors

[Digital Technophile]

In my ongoing effort to recap the various electronic devices featuring 'lytics, I came across these "Aulmighty" caps in a Siemens Gigaset SE567. The board is a hodgepodge of cap makers, ranging from Nichicon (VZ) and Panasonic (NHG) to G-Luxon (SM) AND Aulmighty "CD268" & "CDSL". I was able to find their website, but their datasheets are for shame (see 6973542 & 5346311 PDFs below). However the CD268 seem to be a series from more than one cap manufacturer (see CD268 & cd268-2 PDFs below). Perhaps they are Chinese government issued design? The 6.3v560uF CDSL cap is bulging and will be replaced; the (5) 25v1000uF CD268 caps aren't but will be replaced regardless. I'm using Nichicon VZ and Panasonic NHG caps as a baseline for replacements as they are quite similar to each other. From the datasheets I've found for CD268 caps, they seem close to VZ and NHG caps in ripple (no value for Z/ESR). The question is the CDSL cap; it's right next to a choke coil, so I suspect it's doing filter duty (which is why it's probably bushy-failed). I'm thinking it would be good to replace this cap with a low-ESR cap?

So:
Does anyone have "real" datasheets for Aulmighty CD268 and CDSL series capacitors?
Is the CD268 a common series among manufacturers (Chinese)?
Do you think the CDSL was meant to be low-ESR?
I know the answer, but do you need pictures?
Were you laughing at the Aulmighty website too? Or just their datasheets?

[lti]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

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[Digital Technophile]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

Ha, ha, ha would you like some white porcelain with your capacitors??? Thinking maybe they should work on their Engrish! In fact I was making an attempt to understand the company name which I've come to the conclusion they meant to spell it "Alumighty" (as in aluminum electrolytic), but instead their Pinyin pros misspelled it Aulmighty.

To read the PDFs, you have to install Acrobat's "language pack" to view. Ironically, once I did, I discovered there weren't any Chinese characters to be found. Did you try looking at the ones I posted??

I'm fairly certain the CD268s are similar class to VZ and NHG series caps (albeit with slightly less ripple handling ability), but I was most curious about the lone CDSL cap on this board because it is right next to an inductor (or choke coil, which ever you like). That seems to suggest it's being used as a ripple filter, which would suggest the possibility of it being a low-ESR cap.

And I know that 2 letter series descriptors like SM across brands coincidental, but CD268??? I've come across several brands with a CD268 series. Odd?

[lti]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

I didn't want to instal the language pack. The two you posted require the language pack as well.

A lot of Chinese cap brands use CDxxx series numbers.

I ththought the brand namewas supposed to be "Almighty."

Try using a low ESR cap to replace the CDSL. All the site says is that it is rated for high frequency filtering.

[PCBONEZ]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

The 'old name' for capacitor was condenser and the old name is still used in some parts of the world.

CD268 just means Condenser [CD] - model/series 268.

That naming convention is not too uncommon from small companies.
If they cross from brand to brand it's just by chance. - Don't count on it.
.

[RJARRRPCGP]

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"Windows Internet Explorer pro"

WTF? Looks like some scum-tampered Internet Explorer.

There's no such thing as "Windows Internet Explorer pro". Not genuine.

[Digital Technophile]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

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[pfrcom]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

Presumably referring to the attachment from LTI in post #2

[b700029]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

The 'old name' for capacitor was condenser and the old name is still used in some parts of the world.

CD268 just means Condenser [CD] - model/series 268.

That naming convention is not too uncommon from small companies.
If they cross from brand to brand it's just by chance. - Don't count on it.
.

I think there is at least some similarity, for example CD17 is always Photo Flash capacitor series:

http://www.jianghaius.com/Pe/CPML1.htm
http://www.js.cei.gov.cn/jsmeio98/0600008/entdrqcq.htm
https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...50849d2066.pdf

[lti]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

"Windows Internet Explorer pro"

WTF? Looks like some scum-tampered Internet Explorer.

There's no such thing as "Windows Internet Explorer pro". Not genuine.

The rest of the title was cut off. It is actually "Windows Internet Explorer provided by Qwest." The Qwest setup/diagnostic software changed the title. It isn't Internet Explorer Pro.

[PCBONEZ]

Re: Aulmighty capacitors

I think there is at least some similarity, for example CD17 is always Photo Flash capacitor series:

http://www.jianghaius.com/Pe/CPML1.htm
http://www.js.cei.gov.cn/jsmeio98/0600008/entdrqcq.htm
https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...50849d2066.pdf

Yet in this brand they aren't even lytics.