5.6mf 50volt electrolytic capacitor

[JEFF RAMSEY]

I need a source for a 5.6 mf 50 volt electrolytic.

Thanks
Jeff Ramsey

 

[Graham W]

"JEFF RAMSEY" <SECURITYTWO@MADBBS.COM> wrote in message
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I need a source for a 5.6 mf 50 volt electrolytic.

Since the 'normal' tolerance of electrolytics is quite wide, often
+/- 20%, use a 4.7uF . If it *is* critical to have the right value, just
add
a 1.0uF across the former's pins.


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"JEFF RAMSEY" <SECURITYTWO@MADBBS.COM> wrote in message
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I need a source for a 5.6 mf 50 volt electrolytic.

Since the 'normal' tolerance of electrolytics is quite wide, often
+/- 20%, use a 4.7uF . If it *is* critical to have the right value,
just add a 1.0uF across the former's pins.

Or if it's not in a critical circuit, just use a 10 uF. Or a 6.8 uF.

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