Capacitor values

I have two capacitors that I am trying to identify and order. The first has a top line that reads “S7” the bottom reads “AG” for the second capacitor, top reads “N8” bottom reads “dE” they are in black square packages with the anode marked. Please help

by Toph15
February 07, 2018

1 Answer

Answer by mikerogerswsm

I think you have some low ESR Tantalum surface mount capacitors, have a look at the Vishay range here: https://www.vishay.com/docs/40174/t55.pdf Hope this helps. mike

+1 vote
by mikerogerswsm
February 08, 2018

Also: http://www.jauch.de/downloadfile/58afeb6ae19c3_995ad5b803297b0c094c/ntps.pdf

by mikerogerswsm
February 08, 2018

47uF 10V and 330uF 2V by my reckoning.

by mikerogerswsm
February 09, 2018

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