ladybug
January 13, 2004, 11:59am
1
Hello !
How do I determine the voltage of a polarized capacitor ??
I mean is there some rule for this ??
I need to know the voltage of :
on MIDIBOXPLUS : 1uF (c6 + c5) ; 10uF (c3) ; 2200uF (c7) ; last two are on the power supply
on MERGER 10uF
on PC-MIDI here : http://users.chariot.net.au/~gmarts/miditech.htm#Running there is a 10uF Tantlum (drawing at bottom of page)
raphael
January 13, 2004, 12:35pm
2
Hello,
Just use 16V capacitors or higher.
You can check the voltages suggested by Thorsten by looking at the Order-Lists on the MBHP-pages. The circuits are very similar to the older stuff like Merger and MBPlus.
For the MIDI-Interface 16V are more than enough. The voltage of the Gameport is just 5V on pin 9.
Raphael
OK i hear you !
thanks
is there some rule about this ?
like : (maximum voltage of circuit) + (5 volt) * (number of splifs you smoked today)
doc
January 13, 2004, 2:22pm
4
There’s no specific rule on this.
Just think about the highest voltage your cap. can get. If its close to the specific voltage eg. 15V you shuold take a higher one (25 or 35 Volt).
The only rule is: Never go under the specific voltage eg. a 10V type for 15V applikation. This could burn the caps.
;D
LO1
January 14, 2004, 8:16am
5
If you add the "splif"count to the equation you will always get the same answer! 8)