24-07-2013, 12:12 PM
(24-07-2013, 12:06 PM)Kalee20 Wrote:(24-07-2013, 02:37 AM)nickds1 Wrote: Their power electrolytics are wonderful. ..
Good - I've just used three in what I regard as a 'decent' job.
I "inherited" a pallet load of these (amongst a load of other stuff):
Got a lot of them left - all PEH200-series (or PEH169 or B43584A - very similar specs), HV & ultra-low ESR & inductance - good stuff. Currently the sales list is (loads of most of them):
1000 uF 400 v RIFA PEH169VK410KQU2 electrolytic
1400 uF 385 v RIFA PEH200XH414AMU2 electrolytic
1800 uF 450 v Hitachi AIC FX2 electrolytic
2200 uF 500 v EPCOS B43584A-S6228-M4 (ex-equip)
2200 uF 500 v RIFA PEH169ZV422KM (ex-eqip)
3300 uF 400 v Cornell Dubilier 520C332T400CD2BS electrolytic
3300 uF 450 v RIFA PEH200YR433AM electrolytic
3300 uF 500 v RIFA PEH200ZV4220M electrolytic
4100 uF 400 v RIFA PEH200VN441CQB2-M6 electrolytic
10000 uF 63 v RIFA PEH200VN441CQB2-M6 electrolytic
These are all serious, hand-to-hand-combat, not-for-the-faint-hearted, you-want-no-ripple? this-is-how-you-get-there, accept-no-imitations, best-you-can-get capacitors, the real deal. RS & Farnell are charging 90+ quid a pop (+VAT) per unit for them - the bigger ones are about 1.6Kg each.
I used a bunch in HV experiments - Tesla coils, can-crushers, washer-launchers etc. and sold a lot to the HV community, but too many still left.
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