Hi everybody,
I am wondering if anybody have experimented a functional way to fix large, rounded caps on the board to prevent parassitic vibrations.
Maybe glue them? If so, what would the solution to use?
Many thanks
I am wondering if anybody have experimented a functional way to fix large, rounded caps on the board to prevent parassitic vibrations.
Maybe glue them? If so, what would the solution to use?
Many thanks
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If you look inside most all RF circuit boards you will see Hot glue beads everywhere...The most common way of damping vibrations on a cap in a board. Note that ANY variation (microphonics) of a capacitor will foul up RF tuning, hence the glue.
Of course hot glue will make for component removal very difficult....myself I would opt for Silicone,,,I would think the vibration absorption properties would be superior. M2C
_______________________________________________________Rick.........
If you look inside most all RF circuit boards you will see Hot glue beads everywhere...The most common way of damping vibrations on a cap in a board. Note that ANY variation (microphonics) of a capacitor will foul up RF tuning, hence the glue.
Of course hot glue will make for component removal very difficult....myself I would opt for Silicone,,,I would think the vibration absorption properties would be superior. M2C
_______________________________________________________Rick.........
That explains the gunk which when I was more innocent thought the capcitors had exploded. Nice info.
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