Hi, we looking for the cap maufacturer ?
Would you help us pls.
Would you help us pls.
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Re: Would you recognise a cap pls.
SJE
Sang Jing Electronics Co., Ltd. (SJE)
http://www.capacitors.com.tw/
http://www.capacitors.com.tw/English.htm
Crap capacitors, probably, nothing special.
Replace with any good brand 1000uF 25v capacitor (Nichicon, United Chemi Con, Panasonic etc) -
Re: Would you recognise a cap pls.
Many Thanks to you.
That will help us to solve a Power supply problem.
The small and cheap caps will stop a whole production line in factory.Comment
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Re: Would you recognise a cap pls.
That logo appears on many capacitors sold by Farnell under the "Multicomp" name.
I only use them for general purpose stuff. That website says they have a low ESR series. Can't say I'd trust them to last long!"Tantalum for the brave, Solid Aluminium for the wise, Wet Electrolytic for the adventurous"
-David VanHornComment
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Re: Would you recognise a cap pls.
Multicomp is Farnell's house brand, sort of like every mall chain has their own cheaper products in plain packaging under their own brand.
They order from various manufacturers... for example I ordered resistors and different fixed value ones came from China, Taiwan and India and they were labeled in the same series.
They aren't necessarily bad, you just can't be sure you'll get the same degree of quality between orders.
This company at least it's Taiwanese and it seems like an old established company, but still the long term reliability is unknown, at least to me... and you don't know if this company uses cheap Chinese aluminum or other substances with varying degrees of quality.Comment
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Re: Would you recognise a cap pls.
Yeah I know, I'm just saying, every time I've ordered 'Multicomp' electrolytic capacitors they've had that logo on them - the diamond with dots on each corner."Tantalum for the brave, Solid Aluminium for the wise, Wet Electrolytic for the adventurous"
-David VanHornComment
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