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Capacitor question

By Sonora70

5 years ago



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    Ceramic caps like that are typically used as 'bypass' capacitors to filter out small spikes at the integrated circuit power pins.
    For a time base circuit like that one - a more stable film type capacitor should be used. Something like a Nichicon QYX2A104KTP or QYX2A104JTP.

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