[Soekris] Solid state capacitors
Poul-Henning Kamp
phk at phk.freebsd.dk
Thu Jan 11 17:54:51 UTC 2007
In message <45d561bc0701110932s79766472g2be3637c8310c29e at mail.gmail.com>, "Mats
Lundqvist" writes:
>Any suggestions to hardware similar to the soekris to use?
>With through-hole components.
Nothing is through-hole and affordable any more.
I heard of a prototype PCB material where one of the inner layers
were carbon-based and could be used for heating the entire PCB in
order to be able to space-qualify SMD boards. Havn't heard anything
about it since though.
>">ahaa....I did not know that, I always figured the caps to burst from the
>>electrolyte expanding when frozen.
>
>I've never seen that."
>
>Have you seen them work in that kind of environment? I mean -10 to -25C or
>similar.
>They must've degraded or break when exposed to that...?
I've never had trouble with it. Most electrolytics are spec'ed for
-40C .. 55C or similar.
Now heat on the other hand: that's letal to electrolytics.
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