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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Martin_1962 on 17 February 2010, 20:37:54
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The yellow component - any idea what it is?
(http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k286/martinimber/kebfob/corsaclose-1.jpg)
Thanks
Martin
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3.3uF Capacitor by the looks of it.
Kevin
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3.3uF Capacitor by the looks of it.
Kevin
I agree with Kevin. ;D ;D ;D
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A means it's rated at 10 volts.
335 means 33 x 105 PicoFarads. :y
Kevin
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http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll
If you type EPCOS into the search box
then click "ceramic" under capacitors
then highlight 3.3uf and click "apply filters"
you can see a list of specifications that might help ??
bit longwinded I know .. but thats how that site works .. :(
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3.3uF Capacitor by the looks of it.
Kevin
I agree with Kevin. ;D ;D ;D
+1 .. ;D
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3.3uF Capacitor by the looks of it.
Kevin
I agree with Kevin. ;D ;D ;D
So do I...... ;D ;D ;D
His following post sounded quite convining...... :y
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3.3uF 10V Epcos Tant Capacitor. (so beware of the polarity)
Epcos (used to be siemens from memory) are the shittest capactors out there....had many a fire due to them!
Its probably a de-coupling cap and I see there is also a ceramic in parralel (probably of either 100nf or 10nf capactiy).
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A means it's rated at 10 volts.
335 means 33 x 105 PicoFarads. :y
Kevin
Yeah thats what it is :D
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All hail King Kev ;D ;D
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A PP3 9v battery...........???
;D :y
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Found a 33uF cap in a box, I will try using that on the missing cap KF I have to repair
Thanks everyone
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Damn 33 found need 3.3 >:( >:(
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Got some Ashtray flip fob insides to strip but no numbers on them - but they are coloured, might try the big brown one
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Farnell stock Epcos Surface-mount Capacitors
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Hmm the same colour one didn't work, probably not the correct value, does anyone have the correct value?
I can pay by Paypal
Thanks
Martin