Frank_fjs Multi Boyz 4 Lyfe Legendary Multi Boyz Joined Mar 3, 2018 Messages 3,410 Reaction score 5,836 Location Australia - Adelaide Oct 19, 2020 #21 It was the two tantalum caps that resolved the issue however I recapped the whole board while I was at it.
It was the two tantalum caps that resolved the issue however I recapped the whole board while I was at it.
R Robertguy09 Professional Joined Nov 5, 2021 Messages 278 Reaction score 452 Location Texas, USA Jan 27, 2023 #22 I'm having this same exact issue with my PCB. I see that @SS4Rob replaced the tantalum caps w/ electrolytic caps. @Frank_fjs did you do the same? Is it okay to replace all the tantalum caps w/ electrolytic caps?
I'm having this same exact issue with my PCB. I see that @SS4Rob replaced the tantalum caps w/ electrolytic caps. @Frank_fjs did you do the same? Is it okay to replace all the tantalum caps w/ electrolytic caps?
S SMD88 Student Joined Nov 9, 2022 Messages 155 Reaction score 64 Location Brisbane, Australia Apr 13, 2023 #23 I would say film caps would be better than electrolytic if they are under 10uf, but best to wait for a reply from @djsheep I need to do this to my Japanese TMNT board eventually, but last time I used it, it was perfect.
I would say film caps would be better than electrolytic if they are under 10uf, but best to wait for a reply from @djsheep I need to do this to my Japanese TMNT board eventually, but last time I used it, it was perfect.
