11-10-2023, 12:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-10-2023, 12:32 PM by ppppenguin.)
Back in the 1970s a colleague was looking at a problem in a stabilised PSU. I forget the make. What I won't forget is the mixed dielectric cap that exploded in his face. It was across the mains, before Class X had been invented. Fortunately he wore glasses and no harm was done except to nerves. It took out the glass fuse in the kit, the fuse in the 13A plug , the fuse in the plug that connected the bench to the wall and the 30A MCB in the lab.
But we're wandering a long way off topic.
Closer to topic, when replacing old, low value electrolytics would you use modern plastic film caps? If they will fit, is there a downside?
But we're wandering a long way off topic.
Closer to topic, when replacing old, low value electrolytics would you use modern plastic film caps? If they will fit, is there a downside?
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