| tomchaoda |
When using a good type of cap, say like Nichicon MUSE series, what's the theorectical benefit to choose between a bi-polar cap or choosing a regular polarized electrolyte cap?
Any thought of this? Which one might do better to the sound, theorectically?
Any sharing is appreciate!
Thomas |
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| thomas997 |
Bipolar I believe is just two caps connected in series at the negative terminals.
So maybe this would give you a lower ESR.
Im not sure what else it does though.. |
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| BrianL |
Go read Cyril Bateman's series in Electronics World. He goes
into some detail on bipolar (nonpolar) vs polarized
electrolytics. It's not as simple as two polarized units
back-to-back. |
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| boholm |
| quote: | Originally posted by BrianL
Go read Cyril Bateman's series in Electronics World. . . |
You can even buy a cd from him with the whole article series - test results and everything - to a reasonable price. It's pretty educational and informative. |
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