I am reparing a quite cheap ATX Power Supply which will be used just for testing motherboards.
I am planning to use different capacitors for the primary (470uF@200V + 560uF@200V).
The capacitors measure perfectly and are of a good brand.
Howewer, they are different in capacitance.
Is this to be avoided?
I was thinking about reducing the size of the bleeder resistors (and use 1W parts) as a countermeasure to improve stabilization.
I am planning to use different capacitors for the primary (470uF@200V + 560uF@200V).
The capacitors measure perfectly and are of a good brand.
Howewer, they are different in capacitance.
Is this to be avoided?
I was thinking about reducing the size of the bleeder resistors (and use 1W parts) as a countermeasure to improve stabilization.
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