Hi can you help me please , i want to replace my power supply capacitors .
The new ones i like the look of are of the 4 pin variety
I want to know if the pins are 2 negative and 2 positive and if i need to know how to solder them in
here is a link to the capacitors
Buy Aluminium Capacitors ALC10C Al electrolytic cap,15000uF 63V Kemet ALC10C153EF063 online from RS for next day delivery.
The new ones i like the look of are of the 4 pin variety
I want to know if the pins are 2 negative and 2 positive and if i need to know how to solder them in
here is a link to the capacitors
Buy Aluminium Capacitors ALC10C Al electrolytic cap,15000uF 63V Kemet ALC10C153EF063 online from RS for next day delivery.
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http://docs-europe.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/0032/0900766b80032119.pdf+Ve, -Ve, and 2 dummy pins.
(you could read the product datasheet instead of asking)
You must look carefully at the diagrams on the top of datasheet page 2 to notice that only two pins are marked with the " + " or " - " legend, and there is a reference to "dummy pins" in the text below the figures. In my opinion, the datasheet needs a more explicit identification of the "dummy pins". They are almost certainly there to improve the mechanical attachment and make the component less vulnerable to vibration, shock, etc.
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