Hi again ... No need to reply. I just saw that this information is now apparent on both Digikey and Mouser.
Jesper
Jesper
FG's are okay, but Ive always ended up swapping them out for something else even though they were an upgrade from stock
How much have you seen ESR change with frequency and or bias? What about with age? Ever measure cap distortion and or current noise?...for any given capacitor the expected ESR changes with the actual value of the capacitance itself, the test frequency and the bias, if any...
As much as anyone else that measures such - see any basic electronics textbook or applicable reference work for the formula and physics behind it. Yes. Yes and yes.How much have you seen ESR change with frequency and or bias? What about with age? Ever measure cap distortion and or current noise?
I will take that as a "don't know."...see any basic electronics textbook or applicable reference work for the formula and physics behind it...
Here i was just looking for silmicII at Digikey and Mouser and first assume there was lack of supply till i came across this thread, Its a shame they discontinued them, the company is into mass production maybe? and the SilmicsII were just not viable for them. Not sure what to use know though, Rubycon had some audio grade caps, not sure of the series and also UCC, but i am sure of the series
If you need 100000pcs. they usually manufacturing it to you.Marantz still fill there gear with Cerafines and Silmic IIs. I wonder what they will use now.
Also Rubycon LONG LIFE ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS is on the end of life
Any other capacitors like the Rubicon long life ?
Any other capacitors like the Rubicon long life ?
Everyone keeps debating the audio differences between various capacitors that is "heard" but has anyone done A/B comparisons on a Spectrogram (or Spectrum Analyzer) to measure or "see" the audible differences? This would end the debate.
(like analyzing in the attached image comparing the audio recorded being played back on the same speakers, same song, same volume, but with various capacitors - to see if there is an actual sound difference)
(like analyzing in the attached image comparing the audio recorded being played back on the same speakers, same song, same volume, but with various capacitors - to see if there is an actual sound difference)
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What would you look for on the spectrogram if you wanted to know the audible effects of Current Noise, Leakage Noise, Dielectric Absorption, and ESR versus Frequency, respectively?
IOW, please describe the visible aspects of the spectrogram appears that applies to each of the above measurable capacitor characteristics. Also please describe how the spectrogram appearance is calibrated to known Thresholds of Audibility for each capacitor physical effect.
IOW, please describe the visible aspects of the spectrogram appears that applies to each of the above measurable capacitor characteristics. Also please describe how the spectrogram appearance is calibrated to known Thresholds of Audibility for each capacitor physical effect.
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