I have some caps that I am having a hard time identifying. Can anyone assist me? Thank you for your expertise. it is a cylindrical cap about 8mm dia. with 3 lines of text top line is EP middle line is 47-16 then a line across and bottom line is V1
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Here is a pic.Attached FilesComment
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Nothing, just manufacturers name. Can you take a guess as to what the board coating is? Manufactured in the 80s.Comment
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probably 47uf and 16v
looking at what its in i think it needs to be 105' temp rated.
so maybe use rubycon YXFComment
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Thank you very much, It is a cruise control unit. Appreciate the helpComment
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PeteS in CA
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Thank you PeteS. I appreciate the helpComment
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Device: PocketBook InkPad 3
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I'm replacing the broken microUSB connector on this e-reader, and during inspection after desoldering, I noticed a loose black SMD component marked "CT". One of them was torn off along with the pad, while the other one (marked in the photo) is still in place.
I would appreciate help identifying this component.
Measuring the loose component with a multimeter gives 5.84 MΩ in both directions, while the one still on the board shows no measurable... -
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there is an asus gtx1650 which displays fine in windows but if i run a benchmark test it displays artifacts and the driver crashes after a second or two.
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