Hi jcx,
I did the search according to what you tell me to do, but sorry, nothing was returned.
My question is a bit different, isn't it? All the post I have gone thru is about 'head to head' or 'tail to tail' in series but what I am asking is 'head to tail' in parallel. Hope I had made myself clear and you know what I have in mind.
I did the search according to what you tell me to do, but sorry, nothing was returned.
My question is a bit different, isn't it? All the post I have gone thru is about 'head to head' or 'tail to tail' in series but what I am asking is 'head to tail' in parallel. Hope I had made myself clear and you know what I have in mind.
As stated above you CANNOT put polarised caps in parallel to make a non-polarised cap!
In such a case one of the caps will always be in "backwards" for a given ploarity signal.
The term "normal" isn't helpful here: There are non-polarised and polarised caps, both are "normal".
In such a case one of the caps will always be in "backwards" for a given ploarity signal.
The term "normal" isn't helpful here: There are non-polarised and polarised caps, both are "normal".
Hi jcx,
I did the search according to what you tell me to do, but sorry, nothing was returned.
My question is a bit different, isn't it? All the post I have gone thru is about 'head to head' or 'tail to tail' in series but what I am asking is 'head to tail' in parallel. Hope I had made myself clear and you know what I have in mind.
oh you mean in parallel but with the caps reversed right?
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