Hi all,
I need one pair of the BEST 15000 uF capacitors, but first of all I need them to be as small as posible.
Any idea where I can find such a thing?
Thank you
I need one pair of the BEST 15000 uF capacitors, but first of all I need them to be as small as posible.
Any idea where I can find such a thing?
Thank you
This may or may not help you but I bought a pair of 15000uF 80V caps from eBay that were 35mm diameter and 70mm high. They were made by Cornell Dubilier.
Try the audio grade Nichicon from Mike Percy audio. Based on my experience they are excellent. I am not sure why they need to be 15000 vs. just 10000. There is no difference I can think of.
15000 uF
I am sold on the Panasonic TS-series of aluminum electrolytic caps. There are several sub-series, like TSNH (long-life and high ripple-current, low-ESR), TSU (85C general purpose), TSUP (mini-size 85C), TSHB (105C, hi-voltage, long life, low-ESR, high-ripple) and others. All are snap-mount, so if this is not what you need, you might want to check out the Panasonic screw-terminal caps.
My favorite is the TSHB for the high-voltage section of most AC-DC SMPSs. For the low-voltage sections (63V and lower, I like the TSHA series.
Just my $0.02 worth,
Steve 😀
I am sold on the Panasonic TS-series of aluminum electrolytic caps. There are several sub-series, like TSNH (long-life and high ripple-current, low-ESR), TSU (85C general purpose), TSUP (mini-size 85C), TSHB (105C, hi-voltage, long life, low-ESR, high-ripple) and others. All are snap-mount, so if this is not what you need, you might want to check out the Panasonic screw-terminal caps.
My favorite is the TSHB for the high-voltage section of most AC-DC SMPSs. For the low-voltage sections (63V and lower, I like the TSHA series.
Just my $0.02 worth,
Steve 😀
Not audio grade, but nice caps.
http://www.evoxrifa.com/electrolytic_cat/peh169.pdf
I use them in my bench supply
\Jens
http://www.evoxrifa.com/electrolytic_cat/peh169.pdf
I use them in my bench supply
\Jens
Paralleling 2 caps of hald the value. might actually end up being smaller, or might at least might be easier to fit into limited space. Two smaller caps are also a lot easier to find. Performance should be the same. The voltage of each would have to meet the voltage you mentioned though...
Try BC Components from Farnell! They offer 15000uF/63V ultra low ESR, from the 101/106 series. Very nice caps, even they are expensive
sajti
sajti
I have new stock, just In , made by Hitachi:
22,000 Uf 100 V computer grade $15.00ea
I will ship to Canada...
These are not yet listed on my website !
Steve @ Apex Jr.
22,000 Uf 100 V computer grade $15.00ea
I will ship to Canada...
These are not yet listed on my website !
Steve @ Apex Jr.
I should have these on my website by this weekend...
There are 2 others that I ordered too, and are in stock now
47,000 Uf 80V
68,000 Uf 100V
Steve @ Apex Jr....
There are 2 others that I ordered too, and are in stock now
47,000 Uf 80V
68,000 Uf 100V
Steve @ Apex Jr....
rmihai said:
Those are two incompatible requirements!
Any way the best caps i can think of, are the ELNA "for Audio" (LPO series) but i think the largest capacitance is 10.000uF (63V)
Check them out, they are great for their size.
The Panasonic are also a great choice
Tony and Group...
They are now up on the website... www.apexjr.com
and priced. Listed on the New Arrival Page and the
Radial Cap Page...
Here's the link to a picture of the 22,000 Uf 100V
New stock made by Hitachi
www.apexjr.com/images/CAP22KMFD.JPG
Steve
They are now up on the website... www.apexjr.com
and priced. Listed on the New Arrival Page and the
Radial Cap Page...
Here's the link to a picture of the 22,000 Uf 100V
New stock made by Hitachi
www.apexjr.com/images/CAP22KMFD.JPG
Steve
Apex Jr said:
wow! 105*C caps, do they come with clamps? and are you accepting payments via western union?, that is the only means avaialble to me.
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