I have removed some capacitors from disposable camera flash units. They are 80 uF, 100 uF and 120 uF at 330 volts. Some of the say "photo" or "flash" on them. I want to use them in a bench power supply with a maximum of 90 volts on them.
These caps are small compared to "normal" caps of these values. Can anyone think of a reason not to use them in a non-flash circuit. Will they fail young if a voltage is applied to them for long periods, for instance.
These caps are small compared to "normal" caps of these values. Can anyone think of a reason not to use them in a non-flash circuit. Will they fail young if a voltage is applied to them for long periods, for instance.