[R] Capacitor brand identification
Hello all!
Does anyone know the brand of this capacitor with R logo?
Does anyone know the brand of this capacitor with R logo?
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Re: [R] Capacitor brand identification
It's actually Rubycon's marking for small capacitors, according to http://capacitor.web.fc2.com.
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Title:
Capacitor detached from PCB – RTX 2070 Super Founders Edition
Description:
During maintenance on an RTX 2070 SUPER Founders Edition, I found a capacitor lying on my desk after reassembly.
I did not notice it detaching, so I am unsure of its original location on the PCB.
Procedure performed:
- Removed backplate
- Cleaned heatsink and PCB with isopropyl alcohol + soft ESD brush
- Reapplied thermal compound
- Reassembled card
Observed behavior after reassembly:
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Dead PS5 CFI-1216A, only 12v present on the board EDM-033
Blown capacitor which is located 'under' HDMI Decoder IC on the other side of the board. Does anyone know what is the value of the capacitor, please? Pics included.
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Trying to identify some SMD capacitors in a NAD audio amplifier. The markings have the value and working voltage and possibly the brand/series:
CS 22 16V
CS 10 35V
(see attached image)
The best I found for this "CS" item is YTF capacitor.
Any other thoughts? I have no experience with this YTF brand, if it is correct.
Thanks,
Joe... -
Hi there,
Beginner's question, sorry to waste your time...
I'm not certain of the values for the capacitor highlighted (on the picture with the tape) as I am seeking a replacement. Am I correct, looking at the schematics) to think it is a 33 pico Farad (pf) 25 Volts? The size seems to be 0201 from what I can assess and when I try to source a replacement, I'm struggling to find one and it doesn't look like something common.
Any help or suggestion welcome. This is on an Asus FX506H Quanta NJJ DANJJMB1AA0 Rev 1A... -
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While messing around with my MacBook Pro, I stupidly pinged off a very small surface mounted component that I’m now trying to identify.
resistance tests show a rising resistance value, indicating a capacitor.
The laptop boots up and runs, however I'm choosing not to use it until I get it fixed.
i can’t see any markings on the capacitor at 10x magnification using a professional jewler's loop.
It seems like there's some damage to the capacitor - one side doesn't have "shiny bits" - can you tell I don't do this for a living!...
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