On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:08:08 -0500, Jon Elson wrote:



clay wrote:
Need some help identifying several power supply capacitors that are
blown, inside a 200V DC power supply. The caps are axial (Poly film?)
and are labeled 103KV 630.

What are these? They are mounted across what appears to be a darlington
power transistor.

ca

103 is 0.01 uF, 630 is the DC voltage. If fairly old, they are most
likely oil-paper. Poly film should work in most applications, but will
likely be more expensive.

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Really?

Have you priced self-healing oil filled paper dielectric capacitors
lately?



JF