[sdiy] Capacitor substitution
Bob Weigel
sounddoctorin at imt.net
Tue Apr 3 00:32:28 CEST 2007
Jeff's link is for 51pf, and up. That at least gets you one value you
need and again you can put those in series combinations..eg. two of the
62pf or whatever to make close enough toa 33pf. 3 of them to make
close enough to a 20pf unit. Those...62pf 5% ones...why are they more
expensive...? Well I'd..steer away from those. Maybe they are .5% ya
think? They're all 2.5% otherwise but that's of course initial value
tolerence not drift I'm sure :-). -Bob
mrmike wrote:
> Having failed in my search for small value (<100pF) polystyrene caps,
> I was looking at a quality substitution. I can't find any
> polycarbonate either. Or polypropylene.
>
> Would a good mica (rated at +/- 1pF tolerance) be a good substitute?
>
> mrmike
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