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Cap rating u0F?

By ravve

3 years ago



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    #1 3 years ago
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    ravve

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    In the schematics for the DCS sound board, the capacitor C15 is rated 1 u0F.
    See pic.
    What does the "0" stand for? Should be 1 uF?

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    #2 3 years ago
     
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    PinMonk

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    Quoted from ravve:

    In the schematics for the DCS sound board, the capacitor C15 is rated 1 u0F.
    See pic.
    What does the "0" stand for? Should be 1 uF?[quoted image]

    I'm assuming it's a typo and probably 10uF. They likely swapped the 0 and the u.

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    #3 3 years ago
     
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    boustrophedonic

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    I would guess 1.0uF. L1 at the bottom is 4.7uH so it seems like the convention they are using.

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    #4 3 years ago
     
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    PinballAir

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    Without seeing more of the drawing it is hard to tell.
    If it looks like C62 and C63 my guess would be O.1 uf

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    #5 3 years ago
     
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    joetechbob

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    I would just read the label for that cap off of a working board...

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    #6 3 years ago
     
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    ForceFlow

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    The board's part list says 1uF, 63V

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    #7 3 years ago
     
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    PinballAir

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    WINNER!

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    #8 2 years ago
     
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    Tuukka

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    Yes it is 1 uF. Sometimes the decimal point is replaced by the multiplier. A 4.7 k resistor might be marked as 4k7, and a 1.0 uF capacitor as 1u0.

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