I need to replace an SMD capacitor on a board. The printing on it says
F1 560 2.5z
I have googled intensely but have been unable to find information on how to read such a codes.
I need to find out its capacitance and voltage. I think it could be 560uf, but I need to be sure of that and still have to find out the volatage rating.
Also would it be ok to replace an SMD electrolytic capacitor with a standard through-hole electrolytic one of the same capacitance and voltage rating?
I am adding picture of the relavant part below:
Inside the red square is the capacitor I need help with
Inside the red reactangle on top there are two other SMD capactor presumably from the same manufacturer. I posted these as well in the hope it may help to find out the manufacturer of the cap I need to replace.
Can somebody please help me?
Thanks.
Answer
I think you have a (warning, PDF) Lelon series VEZ 560µF, 2.5Volt VEZ is a low ESR series.
The markings are as follows:
- F1 - Date code. I couldn't find a key for the date code.
- 560 - 560µF
- 2.5Z - 2.5Volts, Z is the short code for the VEZ series.
Here is a list of PDFs for the various Lelon capacitor series.
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