United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

[Per Hansson]

Re: United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

Also keep in mind you could load that PSG down with 7700mA ripple at 105°C and it would survive 2000h as Wester says according to it's datasheet.
Now try the same with one of those Rubycon MBZ & MCZ, UCC KZG, Nichicon HM, Suncon WG or Samxon GC and see how well that goes

[Behemot]

Re: United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

Any of the old boards load them caps with 7.7 A?

[Per Hansson]

Re: United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

Of course not, it was a reply to your post #18, and a followup to my post #13

[Stefan Payne]

Re: United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

People have speculated that the bumblebees were "hybrid polymer", but I'm not sure what they meant by it, because it looked like an ordinary polymer to me.

That means that it fails like a normal wet lytic, meaning open. And not like a normla polymer with a short...

[Behemot]

Re: United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

Of course not, it was a reply to your post #18, and a followup to my post #13

So you really need this capability anyway I mean it could be usefull for future designs, but kinda waste putting into half a dozen years old HW. I can imagine what the price will be at all those corporation shops

[Per Hansson]

Re: United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

It's not waste when the unit costs a couple thousand dollars.
And the equipment it controls costs allot more than that just in downtime a few hours!
The picture in my OP is of the same type of mainboard posted here:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7413

[Behemot]

Re: United Chemi-Con PSG with 20,000h endurance!

Sure, in such case it makes sense. It's kinda not the typical patient around here though

If you'll run into more of those PIII-S 1.4GHz chips for cheap, could you get two for me pls? Gonna upgrade my future NAS with them, well, when a fren' finally installs the OS on it