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Why there is many different size of capasitors
- Thread starter sizzle
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Depends on the type of capacitor, and also the voltage rating.
The size of capacitors are continually becoming physically smaller as the dielectrics improve in them.
Your question is probably in reference to different manufacturers capacitors.
There are applications where a manufacturer needs a short, fat capacitor to fit in the
chassis properly, or a tall, skinny capacitor to fit in some other physical application.
Electrically, they're the same. The physical differences are due to manufacturer spec-
ifications that they believe fit some industry need.
Your question is probably in reference to different manufacturers capacitors.
There are applications where a manufacturer needs a short, fat capacitor to fit in the
chassis properly, or a tall, skinny capacitor to fit in some other physical application.
Electrically, they're the same. The physical differences are due to manufacturer spec-
ifications that they believe fit some industry need.
different manufacturers?
different years made?
different materials were cheaper at the time
There are tons of reasons this could be
different years made?
different materials were cheaper at the time
There are tons of reasons this could be
that explanes it pretty much.
So there is no in a lifetime of these ?
yes, different manufactures, and yes might be different years too.
and different color.
Remember when they told us a 1 Farad capacitor would have to be the size of a house?
