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In Reply to: Can I bypass parallel Caps posted by jjhaz on June 16, 2012 at 06:11:41:
Using two equal value capacitors in series + to + or - to - makes one bipolar capacitor of half the value of one single capacitor.
Capacitors in series values add like resistors in parallel.
1/(1/C1+1/C2) 1/(1/470+1/470)=235uF
So if C448 in your diagram is intended to be a 470uF bipolar you need to use two pairs of 2 470uF in series, in parallel. That would be use all four C446, C447, C448, C449.
As far as bypassing treat the two (or four) as one single capacitor.
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