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Closer inspection may reveal that the capacitor itself is not a 4-terminal device, but that the placement thereof was designed to allow population of devices having different footprints.
Hello,
can you help me to find out suitable replacement for this one capacitor?
On top there is a marking like:
4e/4l->4 handwritten letter L or E
100
AKA
Hi wonderful people. I have a MS-6315 P3 motherboard with very tiny Aluminium electrolytic capacitors. I’ve made an attempt to identify them from what ive learned here so far. They might be
Aluminium Electrolytic
G = Series
10 uF
16 = Volt
104 Date code 2001 April?
Please help to confirm or correct if i am wrong. Thank you
2001 is possible but seems unlikely given the apparent size of the components and density of the PCB.
I’d look for a four digit EIA standard date code (year/week YYWW) on a larger IC and then you can safely assume the capacitor was made within about +/-6 months of that date.
Hello, I found these capacitors on bag with other components that I bought from ebay. I beleive it is 4.9Volt (560uF - Also I measured it)… but the voltage is too low I beleive, so I want your opinion if I am right.
Couldn’t find any 4V 560u caps @ DigiKey so here’s a search giving all the 560u 6.3V parts. See if any of them will fit in the space available for the original 4V part.
Hello @oktabitt ,
Cornell Dubilier has a poly cap that is 4V 560uF option in their ULR series part number 567ULR4R0MEF-ND The markings seem to line up but the color indicates that may not be the exact part you have. We do however have a number of poly caps at 4V 560UF so I think those specs are correct for the part you have.
Hello,
Welcome to the Digikey tech forum. Looks like you have a Nichicon capacitor, 10uf rated at 160v similar to this one, 493-9973-1-ND. This part is currently out of stock, closest options we have available are these capacitors which have a higher voltage rating, you will need to verify the dimensions to be sure one of these will fit.
Thank you Steve, the size is 8mm in diameter and 10 mm long. Does DigiKey have anything that would work? These are for Industrial grade routers so we need the best available components.
Regards
Alan
I can’t, but somebody else on the forum may be able to identify it from the J8 & 2H codes.
From my perspective I expect it to be a 300uF electrolytic.
I would estimate the voltage rating based on the physical size and/or reverse engineering the circuits power supplies.
Electrolytics are made in many physical size configurations and different footprint configurations. So physical measurements would definitely be needed if the codes can’t be deciphered.
Hello,
Welcome to the Digikey tech forum. Looks like a 330 uf capacitor but I’m not able to find an explanation on the J8 or 2H markings. How did you determine this is a 16v? Do you have any more information on the part. Also does this have two leads coming out the bottom?
