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Originally Posted by CRTguy
Do you think that using a film capacitor like this would be a good idea? ( https://www.digikey.com/en/products/...MR100K/5413238). Would there be any potential issues using this film capacitor? The original bipolar electrolytic capacitor is rating at 50V. Is that an AC or DC voltage rating? |
I think the film cap is what I'd use. They generally can take more abuse than a lytic anyways, and that's a low value enough.
you can get a polypropylene (PP) or metalized PP cap at that value easily.
Only drawback is the price. That will cost you about $2 minimum for one cap, while the lytic is more like 1 buck for a bipolar.
Also, the leads of PP caps tend to be shorter, so you might have to look for one that has longer leads or get a polyester cap with normal leads (the red kind) as that will be better than an electrolytic in that place anyways.