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trauma50

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Mar 20, 2013 7:06 AM

CAPACITOR ???

I wired up a Fat Shark Tx for FPV incorrectly. Fried a Niobium Oxide Capacitor. I can't find any thing close to whats written on the capacitor AVX 476E 10012. Help Thanks

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jimxoc
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Mar 20, 2013

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Mar 20, 2013 8:31 PM (in response to trauma50)
CAPACITOR ???

are you sure you have the part number right because i look up parts all the time ( i have several proven sources) and i can't find anything except your post on my search.
even octopart.com which is usually very good can't find anything. please check the part number again. also if the numbers are in rows see if the rows could be interchanged and if that helps.

Niobium Oxide Capacitor - this is just a really high grade capacitor - below are a few sources for them ...

http://www.******.com/new/passive-components/capacitors/niobium-oxide-capacitors/n-5g8e
http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en/capacitors/niobium-oxide-capacitors/131747

all the best !

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  Mar 20, 2013 11:16 PM (in response to jimxoc)
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  Thanks Jimx
  
  I found it on a RC form, seems I have not been the first one to wire up the camera wrong with the Fat Shark FPV. It was a Tantalum Capacitor 718-1559-2-ND. Ordered 2, they are big and easy to solder. Thanks for your help, much appreciated.
  
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