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1. The ability of the capacitor to charge up to a higher voltage than called for

Thu Feb 9, 2023, 02:42 PM

Feb 2023

should not be a problem. It's the underrated ones that will fail in service.

Did you try Grainger?

Where did you find a 300-volt motor?

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Capacitor question [View all] intrepidity Feb 2023 OP

The ability of the capacitor to charge up to a higher voltage than called for mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2023 #1

this? IbogaProject Feb 2023 #2

Sorry for the delay...but what do you mean by intrepidity Feb 2023 #5

If you apply "X" volts to a capacitor when it is charging Shermann Feb 2023 #7

But this is AC intrepidity Feb 2023 #8

Basic concept applies regardless of AC or DC nt Shermann Feb 2023 #9

Should be fine. usonian Feb 2023 #4

Thanks for that link intrepidity Feb 2023 #6