Achieving the right Cap Size

news · 2004-11-25T13:30:28+00:00

Does anyone know of a web site, or a simple way of getting the right caps toadd up to the number I want.Heres what I need.I want a .39u Cap I went to the store but they said they don't have it, itsan odd size. Fine. I know that I can add up Caps in parallel. But I'm notthat familiar with all the "Common" Sizes. It would be nice if there was aweb site that I could put in my "Odd" size and it would spew out a couple ofcommon combination to get my .39u Cap.I down loaded a great Cap Calculator, but now I have to keep tryingdifferent numbers to add up to .39 and then checking to see if I have thosecaps or if they can be had locally.Anybody know of such an animal.Regards

Nov 25, 2004 23 Replies

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Peter Bennett 21 years ago

Looking at the OP's circuit again, I find that it uses a bridge rectifier - so there will be NO "right" way to plug it in. The output will always be hot.

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Active8 21 years ago

Ahh but I've seen so many places with reverse polarity.

Best Regards, Mike

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Active8 21 years ago

Oh. I wasn't able to get any web pages - had to reboot after maybe a month.

Best Regards, Mike

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Brian 21 years ago

You are right. Brian

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