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6100, Performa, centris Dyna Comp PSU

Hi all, I’m looking for some info on The Dyna Comp PSU, namely any Low ESR caps on the board,

I have mapped and image’d, the PSU caps, but could do with the heads up.

Is there a device for the future that can distinguish between low esr caps and standard radials.

Thanks for looking and any advice I’d appreciate .
 
Hi all, I’m looking for some info on The Dyna Comp PSU, namely any Low ESR caps on the board,

I have mapped and image’d, the PSU caps, but could do with the heads up.

Is there a device for the future that can distinguish between low esr caps and standard radials.

Thanks for looking and any advice I’d appreciate .
You can't really measure the ESR of the old caps because it changes with time and is one of the failure modes. It would be like measuring the capacitance and replacing based on that.

Generally the low ESR caps are in the output stage near where the connection to the logic board is.
 
You can't really measure the ESR of the old caps because it changes with time and is one of the failure modes. It would be like measuring the capacitance and replacing based on that.

Generally the low ESR caps are in the output stage near where the connection to the logic board is.
Thank you for the info,
I have checked other posts over the internet, and I will go ahead and replace with nothing other than quality radials.

I will however, check this thread if there is any more info forthcoming .

Thanks again Phipli
 
Thank you for the info,
I have checked other posts over the internet, and I will go ahead and replace with nothing other than quality radials.

I will however, check this thread if there is any more info forthcoming .

Thanks again Phipli
You can specify low ESR caps when ordering ones for the output section, quality doesn't always mean low ESR. I've been buying from Mouser lately, their interface lets you check / compare the ESR values. And often say "Low ESR" in the description.
 
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