Morgan Jones Kapacitors

[kevinkr]

The current parts have 4 or 10 leads.. My copy is at home but I will have a look at p.374 when I get home tonight.

 

[12B4A]

The resistors were just there to signify the load of each channel's stage. How are ground connections handled between stages and channels? Are they tied together anywhere else besides the low side electrode of the cap?

 

[SY]

12B4 is right, except that the leads all tie to the same spot on the foil. The power supply grounds do indeed tie together at the "magic" Kelvin spot, with each of the ground leads going to the appropriate signal ground spot.

 

[Triodethom]

*Understand now

The resistors were just there to signify the load of each channel's stage. How are ground connections handled between stages and channels? Are they tied together anywhere else besides the low side electrode of the cap?

Understand what you mean . I was reference to drawing on 374 showing the inductance and resistance of the leads.

 

[Jaap]

Yes

Wasn't there a t-cap or something from Jensen with more than the obvious amount of connections? I'm talking 2004 or about.

4 leads (2x2) as I remember well. I used one in a psu for a tweaked 963sa dvd player

 

[Triodethom]

More than 4 leads here

They are pretty big, this box is about 8" long. I thought I had the wrong order when they first arrived!

I spoke with Campbell at SD and he said that Morgan found significant improvement with the added leads when using multiple stages. I havn't had the chance to use them or compare them yet but I look forward to.

Strange creatures....

This picture shows 8 (eight) leads thus my confusion .

 

[rclourenco]

I need 2 units 2,2UF

I need 2 units 2,2uF/400v (4 wires).

Does any one knows where to buy them?

Thanks

 

[SY]

SUPPRESSION DEVICES COST SAVING SOLUTIONS TO MOST EMC PROBLEMS for EMC Filters, RFI Filters

 

[rclourenco]

SUPPRESSION DEVICES COST SAVING SOLUTIONS TO MOST EMC PROBLEMS for EMC Filters, RFI Filters

Thanks Sy, but I have tried to contact them by email with no luck or feedback from them. I will try again.
Regards,

 

[Nick F]

Try here: sales@suppression-devices.com

 

[rclourenco]

Try here: sales@suppression-devices.com

I will, many thanks for your kind help.
regards,

 

[rosegallery]

For anyone still interested in this thread, it appears that there is another manufacturer (ClarityCap) making Kelvin caps and they are available from the Parts Connexion in Canada. I don't know how they compare to those made by Suppression Devices, but it appears they are available in several sizes.