I am trying to spec this mov that has blown in my PC power supply and is not powering up now after I removed the component.
I didn't like the arcing I was getting on applying power.I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to put a jumper wire in until I actually know what's happening.
I have found a datasheet that could be a contender but the dimensions are incorrect. This component is about 10mm in diameter.http://www.thinking.com.tw/documents/en-sck.pdf?osCsid=34b263dd15120e68c25e6b8e8e4156ee
The only ID I can make out on the component is SCK, then an unknown digit, then the number 5.
The MOV goes between GND (I think) and the Cathode of an STTH8S06 ultrafast high voltage rectifier.
Can anyone suggest what rating or even component Is most likely to be used in this application?
Thanks.
I didn't like the arcing I was getting on applying power.I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to put a jumper wire in until I actually know what's happening.
I have found a datasheet that could be a contender but the dimensions are incorrect. This component is about 10mm in diameter.http://www.thinking.com.tw/documents/en-sck.pdf?osCsid=34b263dd15120e68c25e6b8e8e4156ee
The only ID I can make out on the component is SCK, then an unknown digit, then the number 5.
The MOV goes between GND (I think) and the Cathode of an STTH8S06 ultrafast high voltage rectifier.
Can anyone suggest what rating or even component Is most likely to be used in this application?
Thanks.
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