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Capacitor class progression chart

Postby LongRunner » October 6th, 2013, 1:16 am

An idea of mine which I made with this, it uses arrows to indicate progression from one class of capacitor to another. If there are two arrows going in opposite directions, that's because one class is superior to the other in some way, but inferior in another (which way is indicated by the adjacent text). I'm thinking of using colours to denote certain attributes (such as an obsolete class, or a known bad series), but for the time being there's no such coding. (I know there's a rectangle tool, but I can't actually use it because if you do so, it prevents you from selecting anything inside the rectangle in question.) Feel free to contribute, however you can only include a small number of equivalents in each class or you'll bloat out the entire chart.

(Chemi-con KZV is just a guess, but it seems logical enough to me, as I remember reading that it's related to KZG and KZJ. I haven't heard of it actually being used.)
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Re: Capacitor class progression chart

Postby c_hegge » October 7th, 2013, 12:40 am

Added OST RLS, RLX, RLA
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Re: Capacitor class progression chart

Postby LongRunner » October 7th, 2013, 12:54 am

My intention was to put only the "good" brands in this chart and to build a separate, conventional table (which takes up less space) for full-scale cross-referencing. I'll upload such a table later.

As for the chart, I'm working on high voltage high ripple current, and snap-in, types.
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Re: Capacitor class progression chart

Postby LongRunner » October 7th, 2013, 6:53 am

Updated version - includes high voltage high ripple current and (some) snap-in types.
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