Could anone identify this cap?
may be an Sanyo WG?
The pic isn`t from me, so no pics of vents or other markings are possible.
may be an Sanyo WG?
The pic isn`t from me, so no pics of vents or other markings are possible.
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It has a honeycomb went so yes it could be a Sanyo, their larger caps does not have the K vent...
Though I've never seen anything but Green Sanyos and especially not on the WG series..."The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it." -
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Yes that cap is somhow strange, but may be i need some 3300uf 16V caps for an ECS nForce4-A939 board.
This board has 4 3300uf 16v Ost caps as vrm I/P caps.
And the only thing in that region i could obtain is that particular cap.
But i need the ripple rating for it.
May be ECS has only used that capacity to archive the ripple current rating.
Therefore i may be safe to use some MCZ 1500uf or some KZG 2200uf. Some 2200uf 16v MBZ and FC are availiable too.
All other nv4 939 motherboards have only some 1000 to 2200uf 16v caps there.Comment
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i believe it is a jamicon WG
jamicon put the series letters in a box same as that. jamicon also have honeycomb ventComment
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Well thx for all the reply, i think willawake hase got the right answer. The pic is from the online shop system of an smaler elektronic shop in Germany. And they sell a lot diferent capacitors from difrent brands. They haven`t the complet offering from one manufacturer. And this makes it somhow dificult to choose the right caps. They don`t state the manufakturer, but most caps are easily identified by the markings.
But as they sell many jamicon caps it could be that.
But the spec of that caps isn`t that good. It has only 2,6a ripple current for that size. A MCZ with 1500uf could reach easily 2,770a.
What is your opinion on that Jamicon cap? With the generall purpose caps and the high temp caps from Jamicon i have no bad experience. But never have seen any low esr typ from them.Last edited by gonzo0815; 06-29-2006, 04:36 PM.Comment
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sure doesnt look like any sanyo i have ever seen.Comment
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Jamicon WG in my addtronics psu
the specs are worse than panasonic fc. MCZ is not available in so high capacitance so no point comparing them. they would probably be fine on mobo, definitely ok in psuBut the spec of that caps isn`t that good. It has only 2,6a ripple current for that size. A MCZ with 1500uf could reach easily 2,770a.
we have seen some bad jamicons here i believe but i would not place them very high on the list of crap. those WG in my addtronics have been fine for a few years.Comment
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most bad jamicon i have seen were in bestec emachines psu.
bestec are cheap crap psu that kill mobo's.Comment
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2.6A for a 1500uF, 16v low-ESR cap is not bad at all - and I haven't seen a single bulging large Jamicon. You should have no problems with that cap in a PSU or VRM I/P, especially when four are used in parallel.Comment
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2.6A for the 4700uf 16v actually. 1500uf 16v not available, only 1000uf 16v (0.076 ohm, 1.16A) or 2200uf (0.043, 1.89A).2.6A for a 1500uF, 16v low-ESR cap is not bad at all
4700uf 16v is also 16x40 dimensions !!!Last edited by willawake; 07-03-2006, 12:58 AM.Comment
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Sorry, my mistake. However, 2.6A for 4700/16 is not bad - you can certainly use it on most PSU +12v rails, even better if paralleled. It's perfectly OK for VRM I/P caps.Comment
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well, there is enouhg space for those buggers, but at the moment i am a bit unshure why ECS hase choosen those big caps. If they done this only to fit the needed ripple and esr specs it should do no harm tho use some lower capacity caps with a lower esr and higher ripple rating.
I have something like MBZ, FC or MCZ with 1500uf or 2200uf in mind.
But anyhow, as this systems had built in a MSI gf6600gt i don`t know exaclty which komponent to blame for the sporadic freezes right now.Comment
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Sorry I was drunk, the larger Sanyo caps use an X vent instead of K vent...Originally posted by Per Hansson"The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."Comment
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