best capacitor for 12V power noise sucking

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  • bestsystem
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    • May 2011
    • 59
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    best capacitor for 12V power noise sucking

    I have a noisy 12V SMPS, attempting to power a small ebay class T speaker amp (you would say go for a toroidal, but I got the SMPS for free, love it's lightweight, low temperature.....

    and I am looking for a few good caps to decouple most of the noise away

    I am thinking to parallel a few 3300uF caps in and a few polyesters to curb the noise... any ideas?
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    • bestsystem
      Senior Member
      • May 2011
      • 59
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      Re: best capacitor for 12V power noise sucking

      oops, I posted in a low click rate sub forum

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