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Replacement evaluation of electrolytic capacitors
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18 Apr. 2013
Replacement evaluation of electrolytic capacitors is demonstrated. Extensive improvements in the characteristics and low profiles can be achieved, by replacing electrolytic capacitors with conductive polymer capacitors or monolithic ceramic capacitors.
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