I found one tiny cap in the Huntkey FX500SE, it has logo consisting of letter R in a sqaure. Since http://as.dip.jp/i/capacitor/ no longer works, I cannot identify that. Most likely general purpose, 85°C cap, PE seems to be the model line. Anyone familiar with that?
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Re: R in square, who's that?
Oh damn new domain…
OK, cool, it's Rubycon, great
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Re: R in square, who's that?
It's probably not good and it's 85C anyways. But always like to see cap brands I've never seen before, care to post a picture?Comment
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Re: R in square, who's that?
It's Rubycon, look at the link. Too small to print the whole name I guess.Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry! Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts
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Re: R in square, who's that?
Saw that after I posted that postComment
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I have a Boss DD-3 (square chip taiwan version) in my bench with a very weird problem. I found no similar problem online, nor a solution for it. It is driving me nuts.
It passes sound on bypass no problem but as i turn it on it has a constant a noise (that can be clearly shaped by Delay Time, Volume and Mode, but very subtle by Feedback).
- sounds ok on bypass
- noise is there even without input connected.
- all electrolitic caps were changed (!)
- all tantalum caps were checked, ok.
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I have this Huntkey HK340-72FP PC SMPS where I am facing a strange problem where the SMPS shuts down when the load on any of its 12v output rails goes above 2 amps while the rating of each 12v rail is above 10amps capable.
I have checked the following:
1. All output caps are OK, and all output rails read correct voltages at no load
2. All output diodes are OK
3. NTC is ok
4. Hi voltage cap on input correctly reads 150uF on LCR meter per the spec, also the bridge rectifier is OK
5. No short in main switching MOSFET
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Hi All,
Can someone please explain the difference between a 1kH square waveform with a 50% duty cycle and a similar waveform from a pulse generator?
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I would like to share with you the good voltage testing of SMPS HK1502-3B for Lenovo All In one computer.
this is resonance Half bridge.
The 198VDC comes from the resonance IC supplying the Transformer for the 12VDC.
2. Check first the Big Filter capacitor using voltage testing (DC) with around 395 -400VDC if sometimes you see 350V check the Big Filter capacitor first but for me I all I encountered the IC for the resonance IC has issue if 198VDC is show this means that resonance IC is working properly.
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I have two of these mini PCs: TrigKey S5 with Ryzen 5700U, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, Win11 Pro. They work very well for most uses. They are powered by a HuntKey 19V 4.74A brick with a standard DC5525 tip, which feels decently heavy.
When the brick is connected to the system through a 1 meter DC female-male extension cord (18AWG so decently thick), the system will black screen and reboot when multiple objects are sliced simultaneously in PrusaSlicer. One object is OK. Literally any other activity on the PC is OK. It is just this one specific thing that causes a reboot. I tried running...
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