John, Just wanted to thank you for writing this detailed message, and for the link to the CapSite page. Great information, and entertaining to read about the 'greenies', I just stripped several old monitors for parts before taking them for waste disposal, and considered pulling a bunch of those. Glad I pitched them now :) Dave K John Popelish wrote: > It has to do with how big electrolytics are constructed. One "plate" > of the capacitor is a conductive liquid (the electrolyte that gives > the type its name). But the other plate is a roll of thin aluminum > foil with a connection to the capacitor pin. The surface of the > aluminum is oxidized by an electrolytic process that coats every bit > with a uniform layer of insulation, after the metal is made very > porous so it has lots of surface. [snip]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Please critique my first attempt at pcb etching (links corrected)
2006-02-21 by Codesuidae