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![]() Panasonic's :
http://www.panasonic.com/industrial/.../pdf/dc103.pdf http://www.panasonic.com/industrial/.../ecnotices.htm Please share any information/link you have about others cap manufacturers (Rubycon, Chemicon, Sanyo, Samxon, Elna, etc..). |
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![]() These links are helpful, but they do not apply to the type of aluminum electrolytic I have. It is a PANASONIC(Matsushita) ECOS1CP103BA. This is their TS-UP series. The only numbers on the part that look like a datecode are:
7342(M) Does anyone know how to decode this? Thanks |
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![]() Hmmm, I'm curious about that too. I look at my panasonic TS-HA 470uF 250V
[M] CE(M) HA 105C 470uF 250V JAPAN 7710 The "7710" is in white writing. One will suspect it was made in 1997. To be honest im not sure how to decode that 4 numbers.
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![]() 77 = 1997 or 2007 , July
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![]() 1997 then, i believe.
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![]() typical capacitor date codes are in the YYWW (4 digit) format
YY represents the last 2 digits of the year WW represents the week of that year so 8714 means 1987 14th week hope this helps |
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