Hi, I have FP1408 331 6.3v smd cap, i'm trying to sub it with different brand, can any one help, thanks
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Re: FP cap
All that's telling us is that it's a 330uF 6.3 v capacitor.
To give you proper recommendations, we need to know:
- where you live (country is enough)
- the dimensions/footprint of the capacitor on the board (that width and height of the plastic pad from which the two metal pins come out on the sides to be soldered)
A snapshot of the board would also help -
Re: FP cap
Yeah a bit more information wouldn't go astray!"Tantalum for the brave, Solid Aluminium for the wise, Wet Electrolytic for the adventurous"
-David VanHornComment
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Hey,
I'm looking for some recommendations of a decent quality soldering station and a separate hot air station. I'm just a hobbyist, so even if (ultra)premium tools are not required, I still want some good tools. They should be available in Europe.
I now have a TS100 and some soldering irons and looking for some better tools.
1. Soldering station, budget around 200-240€
JBC BT-2BWA seems to be a good product in the budget.
2. Hot air station, budget around 200€
Up to now I've found ATTEN ST-862D to be a good option.... -
hi all, looking to expand my toolset, i have a multimeter that can check capacitance of capacitors but doesnt check esr. so im after a cheapo meter that can do the job without costing an arm and a leg for someone who only dabbles with electronics now and then. whats good option to go for thats..... cheap?? -
Hi All,
Just wanted to get some advice on what people are using for backing up/ cloning their windows installs and programs?
Two issues I'm looking to solve:
1: I'm looking at setting up a NAS for us in the office so I can clone and backup the two systems we have here. It would be nice if I could setup automatic backups that run weekly say Friday after 5pm so if windows decides to be windows and kill itself, we've got something to fall back on.
2: Cloning customer machines where needed. We're currently using AOMEI backuper but it is... -
Greetings everyone:
I have a Polycom formerly Obihai Obi202 VoIP Adapter which has the following 2 capacitors:
1 x ChengX 100uF 25V 0.25"Wx0.3125"H
1 x YST 10uF 50V 0.1875"Wx0.4375"H
What are suitable replacements that are long life and rated 105C or higher? Am I correct that the uF has to match but the voltage can be the same or higher? Are there any advantages and disadvantages if it's higher than the original voltage?
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