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jamiewoody
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question about capacitors...
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February 18, 2010, 02:55:47 AM »
i made the mistake when ordering caps recently of ordering the correct farad rating 0.1uf, .01uf 10uf, but did not check the proper wattage. i guess i should have been bright eyed and bushy tailed, instead of sleepy late at night when i made my order.
my question is, if the wattage is MORE than it needs to be, would it hurt to use the cap? i could understand the opposite being detrimental in a power amplifier or something. i am talking about in a circuit using a 9v battery?
thanks.
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wattage? or voltage?
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I'm guessing you mean "voltage", not wattage. Yes, a higher rating is perfectly okay.
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