At 06:56 PM 10/4/2005, you wrote:
So I can replace a 1500uf 6.3V cap with a 1500uf 16V cap, but not with a
2200uf 6.3V? That's backwards of the way I understood it.
T
I probably shouldn't have made a blanket statement. For those caps,
replacing them with caps of non-equivalent value can be done,
so long as both the voltage and charge ratings are >= the original. In RF
paths though, you usually want to keep the same exact
capacitance value.
One more thing to watch out for; since these are electrolytic caps, they're
polarized so you have to orient them the correct way.
I forgot about that in my last message, seeing as to how I mostly work with
chip capacitors :P
HTH
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JW
