AlxUnderBase
Enlightened
that's a proper capacitors list ... awesome documented . with lead spacing and caps diameter
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Retro Hardware Capacitors LISTS
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Nimmers
Grand Master
Quick one I had to do recently:
Sega I/O Board Rev.B
C1 50V 10uF
C2 50V 1uF
C19 50V 1uF
C23 50V 1uF
C27 50V 1uF
C31 10v 100uF
C21 10v 100uF
C25 10v 100uF
C29 10v 100uF
C36 10v 100uF
C37 10v 100uF
C38 10v 100uF
BoM
50V 1uFUVZ1H010MDD1TD x 4
50V 10uFUVZ1H100MDD1TD x 1
10v 100uFUVZ1A101MDD1TD x 7
Sega I/O Board Rev.B
C1 50V 10uF
C2 50V 1uF
C19 50V 1uF
C23 50V 1uF
C27 50V 1uF
C31 10v 100uF
C21 10v 100uF
C25 10v 100uF
C29 10v 100uF
C36 10v 100uF
C37 10v 100uF
C38 10v 100uF
BoM
50V 1uFUVZ1H010MDD1TD x 4
50V 10uFUVZ1H100MDD1TD x 1
10v 100uFUVZ1A101MDD1TD x 7
That one is already on the list
adgenet
Professional
Super Kaneko Nova System Main-board NEP-16 (Japan Region)
In addition to aluminum electrolytic capacitors. there are a bunch of unknown smd ceramic caps, some poly film (I think) and ceramic(?) through hole caps as well.
There is also one mystery (tantalum?) capacitor soldered on the bottom side of the board too so this documentation is incomplete.
I was only able to identify the aluminum electrolytic caps:
Totals:
In addition to aluminum electrolytic capacitors. there are a bunch of unknown smd ceramic caps, some poly film (I think) and ceramic(?) through hole caps as well.
There is also one mystery (tantalum?) capacitor soldered on the bottom side of the board too so this documentation is incomplete.
I was only able to identify the aluminum electrolytic caps:
| c15 | 16v | 10uf |
| c21 | 16v | 10uf |
| c40 | 16v | 10uf |
| c41 | 16v | 10uf |
| c42 | 16v | 10uf |
| c43 | 16v | 10uf |
| c44 | 16v | 10uf |
| c45 | 16v | 10uf |
| c46 | 16v | 10uf |
| c47 | 16v | 10uf |
| c53 | 16v | 10uf |
| c8 | 16v | 47uf |
| c9 | 16v | 47uf |
| c23 | 16v | 47uf |
| c51 | 16v | 47uf |
| c6 | 25v | 4.7uf |
| c11 | 25v | 4.7uf |
| c18 | 25v | 4.7uf |
| c22 | 25v | 4.7uf |
| c28 | 25v | 4.7uf |
| c30 | 25v | 4.7uf |
| c14 | 16v | 220uf |
| c34 | 16v | 470uf |
| c36 | 16v | 470uf |
| c39 | 16v | 470uf |
| c37 | 16v | 1000uf |
Totals:
| QTY | ||
| 6 | 25v | 4.7uf |
| 11 | 16v | 10uf |
| 4 | 16v | 47uf |
| 1 | 16v | 220uf |
| 3 | 16v | 470uf |
| 1 | 16v | 1000uf |
| 26 | --- | ------ |
Small update, the first cap on 10uf 16v should be C012, not C102. I edited the original post but not the google doc
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nassekova
Champion
Chassis for Hantarex Polo 28"
Neckboard
C14 4,7uf 250v
C18 47uf 25v
C12 100uf 25v
C1-3 + C21 10uf 50v
Total: 7
Keystone Adjustment board
C706-7 22uf 50v
C708 4,7uf 63v
C705 220uf 16v
Total: 4
Main PCB
C107 220uf 400v
C111 220uf 25v
C112 + C114 22uf 50v
C121 100uf 200v
C123 10uf 100v
C125 470uf 35v
C129 220uf 25v
C137 220uf 35v
C139 1000uf 35v
C182 22uf 50v
C184 10uf 50v
C146 4,7uf 63v
C181 4,7uf 250v
C168 100uf 250v
C130 100uf 25v
C157 220uf 16v
C166 100uf 25v
C159- 60 2,2uf 63v
C165 1uf 100v
C149-50 10uf 50v
C144 1000uf 35v
C142 47uf 25v
C177 47uf 250V
Total: 26
Don't mind the orange on the picture, just my own notes to order some of those two more
Neckboard
C14 4,7uf 250v
C18 47uf 25v
C12 100uf 25v
C1-3 + C21 10uf 50v
Total: 7
Keystone Adjustment board
C706-7 22uf 50v
C708 4,7uf 63v
C705 220uf 16v
Total: 4
Main PCB
C107 220uf 400v
C111 220uf 25v
C112 + C114 22uf 50v
C121 100uf 200v
C123 10uf 100v
C125 470uf 35v
C129 220uf 25v
C137 220uf 35v
C139 1000uf 35v
C182 22uf 50v
C184 10uf 50v
C146 4,7uf 63v
C181 4,7uf 250v
C168 100uf 250v
C130 100uf 25v
C157 220uf 16v
C166 100uf 25v
C159- 60 2,2uf 63v
C165 1uf 100v
C149-50 10uf 50v
C144 1000uf 35v
C142 47uf 25v
C177 47uf 250V
Total: 26
Don't mind the orange on the picture, just my own notes to order some of those two more
Recapped a few PSUs found in Neo (Candy) 25 / 29 cabs. All of them made a god awful squeal before. After recapping they were completely silent. Bonus!
OMRON S8XA-500
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Also recapped some Aero City PSUs. Made a thread for them here:
Aero City PSU capacitor maps (400-5081 & 400-5149)
OMRON S8XA-500
Code:
Capacitor Diameter Qty Location
1uF 50V 4mm 1 C54
82uF 25V 6mm 1 C62
220uF 10V 6mm 1 C72
330uF 200V 25mm 1 C4
560uF 35V 13mm 1 C61
680uF 16V 10mm 1 C71
1200uF 10V 10mm 1 C53
2200uF 10V 13mm 2 C51, C52Also recapped some Aero City PSUs. Made a thread for them here:
Aero City PSU capacitor maps (400-5081 & 400-5149)
nassekova
Champion
Konami Blades Of Steel
3 x 10uf 16v
2 x 220uf 16v
2x 1000uf 16v
1x 22uf 16v
1x 100uf 25v
1x 330uf 16v
Capmap
3 x 10uf 16v
2 x 220uf 16v
2x 1000uf 16v
1x 22uf 16v
1x 100uf 25v
1x 330uf 16v
Capmap
pacoarcade
Professional
Tecmo - Shadow Warriors / Ninja Gaiden
They are General Purpose electrolytic aluminum caps.
Silkscreen - Capacitance (µF) - Voltage (V)
CF - 1000 - 16
CF2 - 1000 - 16
CF3 - 1000 - 16
C24 - 10 - 16
C23 - 10 - 16
C22 - 10 - 16
C12 - 10 - 16
C9 - 10 - 16
C6 - 10 - 16
C7 - 10 - 16
C17 - 47 - 16
C25 - 100 - 16
They are General Purpose electrolytic aluminum caps.
Silkscreen - Capacitance (µF) - Voltage (V)
CF - 1000 - 16
CF2 - 1000 - 16
CF3 - 1000 - 16
C24 - 10 - 16
C23 - 10 - 16
C22 - 10 - 16
C12 - 10 - 16
C9 - 10 - 16
C6 - 10 - 16
C7 - 10 - 16
C17 - 47 - 16
C25 - 100 - 16
AlxUnderBase
Enlightened
Brother , did you measured the diameter and legs lead space of them ?
pacoarcade
Professional
I didn't measure their size mostly because modern top quality axial caps (CF, CF2 and CF3) are not available.
Anyway next time I'll take that notes for proper documentation
Anyway next time I'll take that notes for proper documentation
pacoarcade
Professional
Some more capacitor lists with PCB photos, this time consoles and zx spectrum [link no longer available]
Feel free to include them into the spreadsheet.
Feel free to include them into the spreadsheet.
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AlxUnderBase
Enlightened
so ... i measure the NA1 motherboard capacitors :
C43 is 470uf 10V lead space 5mm , dia 6mm , 10mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C41 is 100uf 16V lead space 5mm , dia 4mm , 10mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C33 is 220uf 6.3V lead space 5mm , dia 4mm , 10mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C30 is 1000uf 16V lead space 5mm ,dia 11mm , 20mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C6 is 100uf 16V lead space 5mm , dia 4mm , 10mm length(electrolytic capacitor)
all of these are rated on 85°C , but will work 105°C too
Now the hard part will be to put here the values and measure of that smd electrolytic caps
If somebody know how to interpretate value and can measure these smd electrolytic caps will be awesome
also in February , this year , i've made a comment about reccap this NA1 pcb , but will be fine to make this reccap proper list togheter , but after these notes they are :
100uF / 6.3v - C8, C9, C10, C15, C16, C24, C25, C27 - dia 5mm , 5mm length
47uF / 16v - C39 - dia 5mm , 5mm length
22uF / 6.3v - C11, C14, C31, C32 - dia 3mm , 4mm length
2.2uF / 35v - C5, C23, C26, C28, C29, C38, C40 - dia 2mm , 4mm length
(these are my measurements - i've made it with a rulette , but if you have a caliper and can measure them proper , will be aweome)
For large image : Here
C43 is 470uf 10V lead space 5mm , dia 6mm , 10mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C41 is 100uf 16V lead space 5mm , dia 4mm , 10mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C33 is 220uf 6.3V lead space 5mm , dia 4mm , 10mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C30 is 1000uf 16V lead space 5mm ,dia 11mm , 20mm length (electrolytic capacitor)
C6 is 100uf 16V lead space 5mm , dia 4mm , 10mm length(electrolytic capacitor)
all of these are rated on 85°C , but will work 105°C too
Now the hard part will be to put here the values and measure of that smd electrolytic caps
If somebody know how to interpretate value and can measure these smd electrolytic caps will be awesome
also in February , this year , i've made a comment about reccap this NA1 pcb , but will be fine to make this reccap proper list togheter , but after these notes they are :
100uF / 6.3v - C8, C9, C10, C15, C16, C24, C25, C27 - dia 5mm , 5mm length
47uF / 16v - C39 - dia 5mm , 5mm length
22uF / 6.3v - C11, C14, C31, C32 - dia 3mm , 4mm length
2.2uF / 35v - C5, C23, C26, C28, C29, C38, C40 - dia 2mm , 4mm length
(these are my measurements - i've made it with a rulette , but if you have a caliper and can measure them proper , will be aweome)
For large image : Here
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pacoarcade
Professional
@nem @AlxUnderBase
For non General Purpose caps like the ones found in power supplies it's important to take note about the brand and series (for example. Nichicon PR) in order to replace them with caps with similar characteristics. This reference also points to the capacitor size checking the datasheet.
I read in badcaps.net that all 85ºC capacitors are General Purpose so there's no need to note the brand and series.
If you specify electrolytic capacitor I'd specify aluminum or tantalum too.
For non General Purpose caps like the ones found in power supplies it's important to take note about the brand and series (for example. Nichicon PR) in order to replace them with caps with similar characteristics. This reference also points to the capacitor size checking the datasheet.
I read in badcaps.net that all 85ºC capacitors are General Purpose so there's no need to note the brand and series.
If you specify electrolytic capacitor I'd specify aluminum or tantalum too.
LittleLarrySellers
Grand Master
I'm recapping my system16 board to make it all shiny and new... so she's ready for the multi when our number is called.
However, like a dumbass I bought some bipolar caps from Digikey it appears. For the 2.2uf 50V ones I purchased 2.2.uf 100V bipolar caps. I just realized as I was taking the old ones off the PCB. Can I use the BP ones or do I have to make another order for the polarized ones to be safe? I don't want to hose the board so I'm asking to be safe instead of sorry.
All the rest I got are polarized so I just have these 2.2uf guys that don't have the negative stripe on them.
PS - thanks for putting these lists together. They are super helpful except I still have to order the parts myself and well that didn't work out
However, like a dumbass I bought some bipolar caps from Digikey it appears. For the 2.2uf 50V ones I purchased 2.2.uf 100V bipolar caps. I just realized as I was taking the old ones off the PCB. Can I use the BP ones or do I have to make another order for the polarized ones to be safe? I don't want to hose the board so I'm asking to be safe instead of sorry.
All the rest I got are polarized so I just have these 2.2uf guys that don't have the negative stripe on them.
PS - thanks for putting these lists together. They are super helpful except I still have to order the parts myself and well that didn't work out
Get the polarised caps
LittleLarrySellers
Grand Master
Thanks.Get the polarised caps
So... uhh... anyone need a bunch of 2.2uf bipolar caps? LOL
All the list I've personally made and used or going to use have the mouser reference number. If you paste that number on mouser you'll find the exact model I've used.
Just to clarify I'm not saying that the specific model I've used is the best one, but it's the one I chose.
Sometimes if I see that a specific type is wrong I'll correct it while I'm doing a recap.
It's better to always double check and sometimes it's not enough.
For example:
The capacitors I've bought for my Saturn PSU were all correct to me but 6 power on out of 10 the saturn's PSU made a strange noise and the video out was all disturbed. The 4 times out of 10 that the power on was "good" the console was working fine since I powered it off (tested many times for at least an hour).
I soldered back the old capacitors (it was only a preventive recap, never trash the old ones immediately!) and everything works again.
The models I bought are still listed but need more testing, so always double check
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