I'm recapping an FSP power supply which had 7 CapXon caps (6 were bulging) since this is a really small PSU, the UCC KY caps I have are too big to fit. For the 1000uf 16V CapXon caps, I have 680uf 16V UCC KY caps that are the EXACT same dimensions as the 1000uf 16V CapXon's. Since CapXon are terrible, do you think the 680uf 16V caps would be as good if not better at filtering?
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Re: Replacing CapXon's, wondering what lower version of UCC is equivalent
Get the series code from the capacitors, read the specs from the Capxon datasheet and compare with UCC datasheets...
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Re: Replacing CapXon's, wondering what lower version of UCC is equivalent
Alright, sorry. They're KF series. The ripple is much lower on the KYLast edited by Pentium4; 09-07-2012, 03:01 PM.Comment
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Re: Replacing CapXon's, wondering what lower version of UCC is equivalent
Capxon KF 1000uF 16v : 10x20 , 1350 mA , 0.065 ohm
The closest would be LXZ series: 1000uF , 1220 mA , 0.052 ohm ( page 136)
I think you'll be fine with KY though... it's not too low esr.Comment
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Re: Replacing CapXon's, wondering what lower version of UCC is equivalent
Thanks mariushm
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Re: Replacing CapXon's, wondering what lower version of UCC is equivalent
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