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In Reply to: teflon caps posted by Raj on February 7, 2003 at 09:43:45:
I would not use a teflon as a bypass cap...I like Rel R/T which are polystyrene/tin for bypassing.....Don't use a large cap for bypassing op amps, just a stacked film to keep the leads short....Trim caps on op amps can be made using double sided teflon board cutting to size until the proper value is reached and hooking a lead to either side......
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