Here pictured is a little capacitor that I've had great luck with for NFB caps and input filter caps.
They sound like oil caps, but they're small enough to fit on circuit boards (roughly 1/3rd larger than ecaps).
Can you tell me the brand and model? See pic.
They sound like oil caps, but they're small enough to fit on circuit boards (roughly 1/3rd larger than ecaps).
Can you tell me the brand and model? See pic.
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That's not an electrolytic. The end is full of some shiny black substance. The only brand mark is a triangle. NEC? And, it sounds very, very expensive, getting every note without the goshorn of film caps. I'll be its actually an economical and overlooked product.
Does anyone know what it is?
Does anyone know what it is?
Brand: NEC.
Maybe a film/oil capacitor.
Have a look here: http://www.intertechnik.de/index.ht...iJTNE.html?hbasis=2850&kat=Elektronikbauteile
Or something similar to the ELNA Cerafine/Silmic capacitors.
Maybe a film/oil capacitor.
Have a look here: http://www.intertechnik.de/index.ht...iJTNE.html?hbasis=2850&kat=Elektronikbauteile
Or something similar to the ELNA Cerafine/Silmic capacitors.
1. Perhaps I'm crazy but that red bar sure seems to have polarity markings making it a polar capacitor, There have been various electrolytics over the years that used an epoxy seal with mixed success.
2. How about a photo that doesn't focus on the polarity stripe and CE mark?
3. Do I see an "M", Matsushita?
2. How about a photo that doesn't focus on the polarity stripe and CE mark?
3. Do I see an "M", Matsushita?
Matsushita? Panasonic. I've never heard a Panasonic cap like this, but the coloring is same as all of the caps in my old Technics reciever (panasonic)--except this has red lettering.
Okay, there's:
1B
D3
printed on the top of it.
I hope we can identify it. I'll buy a lot of them!
EDIT: I have a matching 22uf currently employed as NFB caps. . . and they do much good.
Okay, there's:
1B
D3
printed on the top of it.
I hope we can identify it. I'll buy a lot of them!
EDIT: I have a matching 22uf currently employed as NFB caps. . . and they do much good.
Maybe this is the modern eq
I'm wondering if this is the modern equivilent, same brand, same purpose, probably quite different?:
http://eshop.diyclub.biz/product_info.php?cPath=1_210_80&products_id=263
I'm wondering if this is the modern equivilent, same brand, same purpose, probably quite different?:
http://eshop.diyclub.biz/product_info.php?cPath=1_210_80&products_id=263
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
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