by LongRunner » January 24th, 2022, 10:09 pm
If I counted right, I've checked 60 (to date) on the Peak LCR45 (and a few on my multimeter before that).
What I see in the data (you can draw your own conclusions):
- As usual, the Japanese makes hold up best; Carli, LGU, uTx have mixed results; "DH" seem to be Damn Hopeless.
While I only have one Dain sample here, reports from others suggest that using them is indeed in vain. Iskra haven't actually fared too well either… - I have listed climatic classes in case they correlated with reliability, but I don't see any definitive trend there
- Ceramic Y caps (while I've measured a few) aren't listed, as each piece I've measured so far is OK.
- If I encounter anything with RIFA PME caps, they'll get their own page
- Attachments
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Suppression capacitor field measurements.ods- (24.58 KiB) Downloaded 802 times
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