I'm new here and need a few questions...
I have a bad Cap on a electronic, It's a 68uf 400v cap....Now i have a 68uf 410v cap....Can i use that cap to replace the 400v?
I'm new here and need a few questions...
I have a bad Cap on a electronic, It's a 68uf 400v cap....Now i have a 68uf 410v cap....Can i use that cap to replace the 400v?
Yes!that will be fine
Think of 68uF as the amount of charge it will hold and the $))V is the maximum voltage it will take before the internal insulation will burst out - the voltage at which the dielectric brakes down
No design will be critical to 10 volts on the voltage rating
I'm new here and need a few questions...
I have a bad Cap on a electronic, It's a 68uf 400v cap....Now i have a 68uf 410v cap....Can i use that cap to replace the 400v?
Try to also stay with the same "type."
In otherwords, if it is an aluminum electrolytic then use that same kind.
If it is a polypropylene then use that kind. . you get the idea.
The type of dielectric used was likely originally chosen for a good reason that you are not necessarily informed about.