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RE: Best place to look up Maxwell cap data

Original poster: "keith" <keith.cc@xxxxxxxxxxx>

There might be specs online, but I've found that with older, more
obscure capacitors, sometimes the only way to get any information is to
email the manufacturer. I've done this with Aerovox and while even they
didn't have an actual datasheet, they were very helpful and gave me some
important specs. Maxwell might not be as helpful, but it's worth a shot.

Keith C

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Subject: Best place to look up Maxwell cap data

Original poster: "Nick Andrews" <nicothefabulous@xxxxxxxxxxx>


Can someone point me in the right direction to look up specs for a
Maxwell cap?  It's from a pulsed dye laser, and so may not be as good
for a coil.

Model 35002
.32uF, 30kV
.307uF actual
.09uH series ind
S/N 291967

It looks like it's in decent shape, not too bulged out.  No sign of
oil leakage, and you can hear it sloshing around in there...  Thanks.

Nick A