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May 13th, 2008, 04:26 PM
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There's axial electrolytics and Radial Electrolytics.
Axials have one pin each sides and radials have them beneath. They are the same values just different format... 
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No difference. As jcayer said though, there is a difference between "axial" and "radial." Electrolytics are electrolytics... the axial or radial refers to the leads on the electrolytic cap. Then, to confuse things more, there are cap-can electrolytics... and clamp mounted multisection electrolytics... |
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Hi there, does anyone know, what the difference is, between Axial Electrolytic Capacitors and Electrolytic Capacitors?
