Hi everyone,


I am also looking for a modern alternative for a capacitor EEETG2A330P (https://www.mouser.e/ProductDetail/Panasonic/EEE-TG2A330P?qs=GoZnPdyRfjZItrE7JhSxGA%3D%3D)
I have found this 597D336X0050F2T with a DC Voltage of 50V (that's fine!). But it has a significant ripple current of 1.3A compared to the old one, and it has a ripple current of 90mA. Could be this big ripple current difference problematic at the input of the Power supply board?
Best regards,
Somi

 

Ripple current specification is the maximum value the device can tolerate. Hence you want to select a capacitor with a high value in the spec sheet.

 

Ripple current specification is the maximum value the device can tolerate. Hence you want to select a capacitor with a high value in the spec sheet.

That means the new selected choice is better as it would be, am I right?

 

That means the new selected choice is better as it would be, am I right?

Correct.