Hello.
I have observed that the Sega Mega Drive has 22nf ceramic capacitors in the 7805 regulator input and output, while the L7805CV datasheet recommends the use of 330nF and 100nF, respectively.
Maybe then it was pricier to use higher value ceramic caps so I wonder if it's a good idea to replace them with these ones.
This is the circuit: https://emudocs.org/Genesis/mega1.png
I have observed that the Sega Mega Drive has 22nf ceramic capacitors in the 7805 regulator input and output, while the L7805CV datasheet recommends the use of 330nF and 100nF, respectively.
Maybe then it was pricier to use higher value ceramic caps so I wonder if it's a good idea to replace them with these ones.
This is the circuit: https://emudocs.org/Genesis/mega1.png
. But in the meantime I have 4 Capacitors that need immediate replacing each rated at 16V 3300uf and 105deg. I saw a break down review You Tube video where the host suggested that the 35V Capacitors were a better choice for manufacturers to use. Another video suggested that replacing capacitors of higher Voltage is fine but that the 3300uf rating should be kept the same. Can someone please clarify what the functional benefits...
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