ESR value for this cap

[titodj]

Im trying to test some capacitors, but I cant find any chart with the value for 450 volts

this is the one that Im need the ESR 220uf 450v

Thanks...

[selldoor]

Re: ESR value for this cap

Is there meant to be a picture with this post - we would need to know the
manufacturer and series of the cap although I believe that high voltage caps
do not have the esr stated as they are considered general purpose.

What was the outcome in this thread can you update.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=22354

[budm]

Re: ESR value for this cap

Yep,without knowing the brand and the series, we cannot tell.
I use PANASONIC TS-ED series

[titodj]

Re: ESR value for this cap

Thank you....
Actually is because of that thread that I'm asking, I had to move, so I put the TV on stand by, now I'm working on it again.

I started testing the ESR of the caps, because just by looking all look fine.
but I cant find a chart for the value for 220uf 450v

Any way the reading that im getting is different in all three, so I'm going to replace them, and see what happens.

What was the outcome in this thread can you update.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=22354

[PeteS in CA]

Re: ESR value for this cap

It's not unusual for cap mfrs not to specify an ESR or impedance for higher voltage caps. OTOH, they do usually specify a ripple current rating. If you're replacing, 105C parts (or even 85C parts in a reasonable environment) from one of the three "Cons" or Panasonic should be safe choices. Just go for same value, voltage, lead spacing and package size (a few mm shorter is usuaally OK).