Monday, 13 January 2020

Can I swap an electrolytic capacitor with one with a higher voltage?


I wish I knew more about this stuff, but alas I do not. I have a radial lead aluminum electrolytic capacitor (rated 470mF and 25v) that died on me. Can I swap it out with one rated at 35V, or do I need to get one matching it completely? It is for a plasma, so if there is chance that 35V could cause more damage, then I would like to know!


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