Purchased a couple of these at an electronics surplus store. The number indicates a Nichicon film capacitor but why the "S" marking?
Poking around some more there is a Hong Kong capacitor company called Suntan that makes a film capacitor that looks the same and with the same marking but has the full Suntan name on it.
The numbers are a common voltage / capacity mark, and at least they put their name / mark on it, unlike big time fakers.
They cost about 10 cents or so here.
What made you think of Nichicon in this case?
They cost about 10 cents or so here.
What made you think of Nichicon in this case?
See https://www.electronics-notes.com/a...nents/capacitors/capacitor-codes-markings.php
The markings simply mean 400V 330nF 10%, nothing propriety other than the S logo
The markings simply mean 400V 330nF 10%, nothing propriety other than the S logo