Hi all, I have eight 47,000uF 40v capacitors that I was planning to use in the CRC power supply for an F5 [two transformers] but they will take up an awful lot of space in the chassis I want to make. I also have four 100,000uF 40v that would occupy a lot less space.
What are the views on using smaller/bigger caps. Both versions are supposedly low ESR. At the end of the day I am interested in the sound quality.
Thanks
Alan
What are the views on using smaller/bigger caps. Both versions are supposedly low ESR. At the end of the day I am interested in the sound quality.
Thanks
Alan
Hi all, I have eight 47,000uF 40v capacitors that I was planning to use in the CRC power supply for an F5 [two transformers] but they will take up an awful lot of space in the chassis I want to make. I also have four 100,000uF 40v that would occupy a lot less space.
What are the views on using smaller/bigger caps. Both versions are supposedly low ESR. At the end of the day I am interested in the sound quality.
Thanks
Alan
40V caps? What is the voltage after rectifiers?
2*18 sec *1.3(under load) = +/-23.4VDC
ok, those 40v caps will be in the safe side for sure!
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