#nichicon

[futureelectronic1527]

Nichicon: Introduction of Small Li-Ion Rechargeable Batteries

https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/nichicon-slb-series-lto-battery . Nichicon (SLB) series are (Small Li-Ion Rechargeable Batteries) suitable for IoT and wearable applications which utilize lithium titanate (LTO) for the negative electrodes. They are capable of charging at a low rate using energy harvesting with low temperature characteristics enabling operation even at -30 ℃. https://youtu.be/_6p2n4iLapc

[kvin2pitre]

https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/passives--capacitors--aluminum-electrolytic-capacitors/eee-fk1j101p-panasonic-3028632

Low frequency signals, multi section, Nichicon aluminum electrolytic capacitor

EEE-FK Series 63 V 100 uF Ø 10 x 10.2 mm 105 °C Low ESR SMT Electrolytic

[lryy2away]

https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/passives--capacitors--aluminum-electrolytic-capacitors/uwt1v101mcl1gs-nichicon-6381396

Chip Aluminum Electrolytic, Audio capacitors, Multi section capacitor

UWT Series 100 uF 35 V 1 kHrs 105°C SMT Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor

[svwt2ndezz]

https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/passives--capacitors--aluminum-organic-polymer/pcv1h470mcl7gs-nichicon-6058573

Audio electrolytic capacitors, Polymer Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor,

PCV Series 47 uF 50 V 105 °C Ø 8 x 10 mm SMT Polymer Aluminum Electrolytic Cap

[jmsn2lley]

https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/passives--capacitors--aluminum-organic-polymer/pcv1h470mcl7gs-nichicon-6058573

Solid chip aluminum polymer capacitors, capacitors, capacitor manufacturers

PCV Series 47 uF 50 V 105 °C Ø 8 x 10 mm SMT Polymer Aluminum Electrolytic Cap

[seektronics]

Today's delivery:UCM1A471MCL1GS

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[jnth2erry]

https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/passives--capacitors--aluminum-electrolytic-capacitors/eee-fk1j471am-panasonic-9068903

Aluminum oxide, electrolytic capacitors, Audio capacitors, Rubycon capacitors

mm 105°C Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor

[smm2nter]

https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/passives--capacitors--aluminum-electrolytic-capacitors/eee-1va470wp-panasonic-2028610

Aluminum oxide, electrolytic capacitors, SMT V-Chip Aluminum Electrolytic

EEE-S Series 35 V 47 uF Ø 6.3 x 5.4 mm 85 °C SMT V-Chip Aluminum Electrolytic

[jhn2akke]

https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/passives--capacitors--aluminum-electrolytic-capacitors/eee-1va470wp-panasonic-2028610

Audio capacitor, Axial electrolytic capacitor, Low frequency signal

EEE-S Series 35 V 47 uF Ø 6.3 x 5.4 mm 85 °C SMT V-Chip Aluminum Electrolytic

[niconiconwo]

Took a lot of time but now I got some part lists to refresh my component stock ready, might wait until my final paycheck next friday before I order.

Man, good capacitors are expensive as hell. It doesn't seem like it when you're looking at it and each piece is like 20 cents but when you have ten of 23 values it really adds up.

[mrivinn2ier]

Low frequency signals, Nichicon aluminum electrolytic capacitor

EEE-FT Series 50 V 330 uF Ø 10 x 10.2 mm 105°C SMT Aluminum Electrolytic Cap

[cliz305]

FX-Audio TUBE-01J recap. Replace the no-brand capacitors with nichicon audio capacitors. The bipolar capacitors were replaced with Shizuki Electric film capacitors (UD25Y105K, 1uF 250V).

[mysynthfetish]

Rattle rattle

I bought a mixer off Mercari a few weeks back, finally got around to cleaning up the former Lair of Nefarious Machinery enough to the point where I can start putting things together again. I went to put the mixer on the rack and noticed a rather loud rattling sound coming from inside when I tilted it 90º to either side. What is this? Loose screw? Hmmmm. Let the surgery begin.

I removed the plastic side panels just to slim the thing down. Once I had the bottom panel off, I shook it again and this fell out.

Say what? A shell from an electrolytic capacitor? Whaaaaaat? Never seen that before! So, did the cap shit itself, or did the shell just fall off, seeing as it looks like an el-cheapo Chinese part. LH Nova? What the fuck company is that? Goddammit. So I ordered a replacement online. Taking the mixer apart fully was a real task, as Mackies are built like tanks even now.

There are about 100 electrolytic caps on the PCBs. It took a minute to find the one that blew its top. But here it is in all its blown up glory. Doesn't look like a catastrophic fire and smoke involved failure though. Hmmmm.

Here's the whole thing before I removed the blown cap. OK maybe 100 was an exaggeration. Still.. Shitloads.

Here's the replacement one, next to a paired cap of equal value. I replaced it with a Nichicon FG series cap, which is audio grade, if that actually means anything at all. It's a tad larger than the factory ones. Anyway, it's all done and back together now. Easy enough.

Get a load of this guy. I was gonna carefully unroll it just to see what I could see but decided against it in the end. Bog knows what the hell is lurking inside that mess. Yecccch. It's crazy to think that I am able to do this kind of 'repair' though. I didn't know feck all about this kind of thing even though my old man was an electronics engineer who worked for Honeywell on space shuttle and missile guidance components in the early 70s until they laid off half the workforce right after the oil shock. I learned everything from YouTube videos and reading online resources. The internet can be a blackhole vortex of shitfuckery, no doubt, but here and there you can find valuable resources that even 15, 20 years ago were just simply out of reach. Freaks me out sometimes thinking about the gap between these two extremes. Anyway, that's all for now folks. Hope your part of the rock is doing ok.

[umadeochake]

Film Capacitor Market Analysis 2025-2037: Price Trends, Regional Analysis and Forecast

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Rising Demand for Consumer Electronics and Automotive Applications to Boost Global Market Share of Film Capacitors

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Surge in Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

Growing Adoption of Renewable Energy Sources

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Complex Manufacturing Processes

Volatile Raw Material Costs

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[bro-19821982]

Конденсатор Nichicon FG Линейка «Fine Gold» конденсаторов MUSE в алюминиевом корпусе для аудиоцепей высокого качества. Диапазон емкости от 10 до 10000 мкФ. Диапазон напряжений от 6,3 до 100 В. Богатое звучание в басовом регистре и чистейшие высокие частоты делают этот конденсатор незаменимым для премиальной AV-техники. Соответствие стандарту RoHS 2011/65/EU по содержанию вредных примесей. Стоимость: 754.65 руб.

[niconiconwo]

Always a time when you spend 90 minutes reading through spec literature just to figure out why a part is three cents cheaper than the same thing with a different suffix.

Turns out it's the shape of the leads which is important to know so the pin center to center works alright in a board. Also nice that it's the cheaper option I want.