Recently,i snnaped ,a capacitor,from my motherboard supermicro x9dae...im a newbee on things related to circuits...i try to find the capacitor online for replacement...but is so confusing for me...if anybody can read my post,maybe can guide me to find ,or a link where to find it...many thanks..i attach picture of the capacitor...The capacitor code is the one on the pic...227 SEPC560 -6

 

220uF, no idea about other specs.

 

220uF, no idea about other specs.

Many thnks...I though was 560uf..but i maybe be wrong..

 

220uF, no idea about other specs.

may i ask you,how did you know is 220uf? im just trying to figure it out,how i search this code...as i try 227(wich is the first number) and i try 560...im completely lost..

 

227 means

220000000 pF

Divide by 10^6 to get

220uF

 

227 means

220000000 pF

Divide by 10^6 to get

220uF

many thanks for that really..at list i know now is 220uf ..what im trying to see what is 650 and after 6 3..in the pic i mean...would you mind,please to help me out with this?sorry if i bother you.kind regards

 

Can’t help. Those numbers are code used by the manufacturer and might mean anything.

 

Can’t help. Those numbers are code used by the manufacturer and might mean anything.

yep..like the 227...but you figure out that 227 was the uf...anyway.thanks..

 

yep..like the 227...but you figure out that 227 was the uf...anyway.thanks..

No, the 227 is standard notation for marking capacitors. I means 22 x 10^7 and the units is picofarads.

 

No, the 227 is standard notation for marking capacitors. I means 22 x 10^7 and the units is picofarads.

thanks for clarify to me...i really have no idea about circuits..all i do is to try ifind this capacitor...im still didnt find any reference about...i know SEPC is panasonic?? but after SEPC..is 560 6 and separate 3....really desperate to try to find the exact one...

 

It’s actually 560µF. @BobTPH’s suggestion was very reasonable, but Panasonic marks their caps differently. You can get the datasheet here.

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It‘s a Panasonic SEPC series capacitor, you can get the at any of the big distributors.

 

Hmm. So the lot number just happens to be a standard value in the correct range. Not disagreeing, just lamenting the unfortunate coincidence.

 

Hmm. So the lot number just happens to be a standard value in the correct range. Not disagreeing, just lamenting the unfortunate coincidence.

Is ok,Bob...and thanks anyway,to try to help me...i still cant find it..i try already in panasonic website..but i cant see the item...if anyone knows the exact link where i can find it ,i will be very gratefull..thanks Bob..and thanks Ya’akov

 

It’s actually 560µF. @BobTPH’s suggestion was very reasonable, but Panasonic marks their caps differently. You can get the datasheet here.

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It‘s a Panasonic SEPC series capacitor, you can get the at any of the big distributors.

Thank you really for your help...i saw the datasheet..im still confusing ,because theres so many models there...and dont know yet whats the voltage...if is 16v or other volt....i just dont want to mess..is a capacitor from a supermicro workstation motherboard..exactly the x9dae/dai ... i try in panasonic put all the reference wich is 227 SEPC 560 6 i dont know what 6 means......but appears so many with different voltages and dont know which one to choose...

 

maybe the 6 at the end..means 6.3 v???

 

maybe the 6 at the end..means 6.3 v???

Contact Panasonic or a distributor and ask.

 

Contact Panasonic or a distributor and ask.

i did...and no answer....i supposed 6 is 6.3v ...thanks anyway...

 

hi @andreu69
This link provides the info you need for the SEPC capacitor.

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https://www.digikey.sg/htmldatasheets/production/2075283/0/0/1/os-con.html

 

The closest I could see is Farnell 2354643 560uF 6.3V, 3.5mm radial lead space, 8mm diameter, 9mm tall (original is 13mm tall). Check everything before purchase. If the capacitor has snapped off and it was radial lead you will need a good solder sucker of some sort to clear the holes (I have no idea what skills and equipment you have, the board is likely to be multi-layer and easily damaged).

 

The closest I could see is Farnell 2354643 560uF 6.3V, 3.5mm radial lead space, 8mm diameter, 9mm tall (original is 13mm tall). Check everything before purchase. If the capacitor has snapped off and it was radial lead you will need a good solder sucker of some sort to clear the holes (I have no idea what skills and equipment you have, the board is likely to be multi-layer and easily damaged).

Why isn't the original part closer?