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  • Evil Lurker
    Warranty Voider
    • Feb 2011
    • 454
    #1

    The master capacitor cross reference substitution thread...

    AFAIK, there is no single point of information where information where people can quickly cross reference or substitute good cap for a bad cap ... the information is out there, but it is all scattered out among multiple posts.

    So I'm creating this thread is for all the folks who fix electronics needing to replace all the failed Teapos, Taicons, OST, LTEC, Lelons, Fuhjiyuus, G-Luxons, Capxons, Jamicons, obsolete series good caps, and all the other knows who the heck made them electrolytic capacitors.

    As I go about doing my research I am gathering up all the datasheets. Eventually I plan tol compress them up into a RAR file and host them for downloading or put them onto a CD/DVD along with some other applicable datasheets for commonly found mosfets, switches, and rectifier diodes and maybe offer it for a small price to cover my time and expenses in putting it all together.

    Members are welcome to contribute their findings... it will definately help in gathering up all the information.

    Here we go...

    Capxcom:

    Their capacitors may suck, but I do have to give them kudos for having a decent website, easily accessable datasheets, and clearly marked capacitors. Listed below are some of the more commonly encountered cap series. Their complete product lineup can be found at http://www.capxongroup.com/en/prod_all_cat_full.aspx

    1. Standard series:

    GS(GR), GW, KM, KW, LL

    Notes: Bottom of the line performance. GS(GR) and GW are 85°C all others 105C°, GW and KW are low profile, LL are low leakage. All caps are rated 2000hrs.

    2: Low impedance/ Low ESR series:

    GL, KF, KZ, GF, LZ, GH, GF

    Notes: All caps rated at 105°C. Rated life varies from 1000 hours to 10000 hours. GL miniaturized low impedance/LESR, KF common in PSUs, KZ and GF low impedance, LZ ULESR high ripple, GH long life high temp low impedance.

    To be continued...
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    • Evil Lurker
      Warranty Voider
      • Feb 2011
      • 454
      #2
      Re: The master capacitor cross reference substitution thread...

      OST

      Again, their capacitors suck. But at least the series are easily identified, have their datasheets available and a fairly decent website. Oh yeah, and their color scheme is sexy... gold on black. If nothing else it makes them look like they are high performance. Their product lineup can be found at:

      http://www.ost.com.tw/products_ec_list.asp

      1. General Purpose Series:

      ADF, REB, RGP, RGU, RLG, RLH, RLL

      Notes: All caps in series rated at 105°C except ADF and RGU. Most are rated at around 2000 hours with a couple exceptions. RLG and RLH series are commonly found in SMPS.

      2. Low ESR series

      HT, RLA, RLK, RLP, RLS, RLX, RXG, RXH

      Notes: All rated at 105°C except HT at 125°C; HT, RLA, RLS, RXG are ULESR

      3. Miniaturized series

      RMG, RMH, RSM, RSG

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        • Evil Lurker
          Warranty Voider
          • Feb 2011
          • 454
          #3
          Re: The master capacitor cross reference substitution thread...

          Fuhjyyu:

          Probably the most infamous of all capacitor manufacturers. Horrible quality and their website is nothing to brag about either. Unfortunately they don't offer their datasheets in PDF form so I've gathered up their product line and printed each series page using CutePDF writer. Also, their product catalog does not offer ripple current compensation for each series directly so I saved the pages listing the data as a web archive in IE.

          Their product lineup can be found at:

          http://www.fuhjyyu.com.tw/pro.htm


          Taicon:

          Another crap cap manufacturer, one of Nichicon's red headed stepchildren. Seen a lot of iffy caps in commonly found in PSUs. Product Datasheets scattered all over the website. There are just too many series to list specifics.. Like playing pokemon with the datasheets, gotta catch em all! Datasheets can be found at:

          http://www.taicon.com.tw/product/product_1.htm

          Teapo and G-Luxon

          Teapo merged with G-Luxon back in 2005. For the most part, I find that their caps are not so bad, but I still don't trust them.

          Teapo's website is a bit of a clusterhump, but they do at least combine their product's datasheets into a couple large PDF files and offer some good technical info.

          Their datasheets can be located at:

          http://www.teapo.com.tw/products2006E.htm

          Comparison between Teapo and G-Luxon:



          Next up, Elite and LTEC

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            • Evil Lurker
              Warranty Voider
              • Feb 2011
              • 454
              #4
              Re: The master capacitor cross reference substitution thread...

              PAYDIRT!!!

              Found this jewel on Lelon's website. Its a big huge comparison table of not only their capacitor lineup, but equivalents for Panasonic, Nichicon, and a ton of other manufacturers.

              Data.pdf

              This absolutely positively needs to be a sticky somewhere!

              Heck this pretty much saves me a ton of work...

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                • Per Hansson
                  Super Moderator
                  • Jul 2005
                  • 5895
                  • Sweden
                  #5
                  Re: The master capacitor cross reference substitution thread...

                  There are some old threads on Badcaps on this matter too:

                  https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...&highlight=kzj

                  https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...2&highlight=FC
                  "The one who says it cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."

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                    • mockingbird
                      Badcaps Legend
                      • Dec 2008
                      • 5484
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                      Re: The master capacitor cross reference substitution thread...

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