I am elbow deep in a SET build with an unregulated power supply. The final capacitor in my power supply is a Clarity Cap TC Series 130uF 600V, it is a 4-lead Kelvin style capacitor, one per channel. These capacitors have an V+ in and out, and V- in and out leads. It is a CLCLC supply.
Is anyone familiar with these capacitors? What I am wondering is if I should leave the last V- lead disconnected, jump it to the other V- lead since these are the final caps in the supply, or ground it independent of the other V- lead?
I've included the picture Clarity Cap uses to show how to wire these capacitors. Typically you would connect the V- in to the negative terminal of the proceeding capacitor and V- out to the negative terminal of the following capacitor.
Any help is appreciated, thank you!
Is anyone familiar with these capacitors? What I am wondering is if I should leave the last V- lead disconnected, jump it to the other V- lead since these are the final caps in the supply, or ground it independent of the other V- lead?
I've included the picture Clarity Cap uses to show how to wire these capacitors. Typically you would connect the V- in to the negative terminal of the proceeding capacitor and V- out to the negative terminal of the following capacitor.
Any help is appreciated, thank you!
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