Capacitor board
Just need rectifiers bit and your faw cap choice
Left it big for duble caps diameters.
who said one picture is worth 1000 words?
No not selling, just free ideas from SAS
(Spagetti Avoidance Society)
cook your own board like one on this post
Plenty big straigt tracks any caps size you like all is needed is new set of holes.
and the rectifier bit but as there are so many different tipes to be had I did no bother with it
These won't fit - 35mm
so it is for F5turbo and F5turbo PSU. then drop the voltages down just a bit.
On capacitors
From data sheet quote:
The specifications listed at right shall be met when the
capacitors are restored to 20°C after D.C. bias plus
rated ripple current is applied for 3000 hours at 105°C,
the peak voltage shall not exceed the rated voltage.
This apply for the capacitors in post 1217.
One is never going to get more than 105C inside the amplifier for more than 3000 hour continuosly so no problem there
Rule one do not get abowe rated voltagge
Rule 2 fit the best compromise with quality and cost that you can as long as you got the space for it.
If you got no space for it you can alwaise create same more (build bigher box )
some one even uses 2 boxes one for suply one for Amp or 3
Rule 3 if the board does not fit design is wrong
Rule 4 read the data sheet.
Rule 5 do waste time posting as it will get trown back to you
Ops keep forghetting rule 5 I bett
here is data sheet
http://uk.mouser.com/ProductDetail/...=2esLye6h6wGg4SiI1QF11MDV2cYkXrdeEanQTk4FLlg=
From data sheet quote:
The specifications listed at right shall be met when the
capacitors are restored to 20°C after D.C. bias plus
rated ripple current is applied for 3000 hours at 105°C,
the peak voltage shall not exceed the rated voltage.
This apply for the capacitors in post 1217.
One is never going to get more than 105C inside the amplifier for more than 3000 hour continuosly so no problem there
Rule one do not get abowe rated voltagge
Rule 2 fit the best compromise with quality and cost that you can as long as you got the space for it.
If you got no space for it you can alwaise create same more (build bigher box )
some one even uses 2 boxes one for suply one for Amp or 3
Rule 3 if the board does not fit design is wrong
Rule 4 read the data sheet.
Rule 5 do waste time posting as it will get trown back to youOps keep forghetting rule 5 I bett
here is data sheet
http://uk.mouser.com/ProductDetail/...=2esLye6h6wGg4SiI1QF11MDV2cYkXrdeEanQTk4FLlg=
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Did you read through the papers? These questions can easily be answered If you can't do the math maybe the build is more complicated than you think.
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ECO-S1VP223DA Panasonic Electronic Components Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors - Snap In Panasonic
Product Category: Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors - Snap In
RoHS: Details
Capacitance: 0.022 Farad
Tolerance: 20 %
Voltage Rating: 35 Volts
ESR: 0.026 Ohms
Operating Temperature Range: - 40 C to + 85 C
Series: TSUP
Diameter: 30 mm
Length: 50 mm
Lead Spacing: 10 mm (0.39 in)
Product: General Purpose Electrolytic Capacitors
Dissipation Factor DF: 35
Load Life: 3000 Hrs
Number of Pins: 2
Packaging: Bulk
Ripple Current: 6.1 Amps
Price per 1 to 24: $5.63
25 to 99: $4.73
100 to 249: $3.29
Rush
ECO-S1VP223DA Panasonic Electronic Components Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors - Snap In Panasonic
Product Category: Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors - Snap In
RoHS: Details
Capacitance: 0.022 Farad
Tolerance: 20 %
Voltage Rating: 35 Volts
ESR: 0.026 Ohms
Operating Temperature Range: - 40 C to + 85 C
Series: TSUP
Diameter: 30 mm
Length: 50 mm
Lead Spacing: 10 mm (0.39 in)
Product: General Purpose Electrolytic Capacitors
Dissipation Factor DF: 35
Load Life: 3000 Hrs
Number of Pins: 2
Packaging: Bulk
Ripple Current: 6.1 Amps
Price per 1 to 24: $5.63
25 to 99: $4.73
100 to 249: $3.29
Rush
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