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In Reply to: Do you have any experience of placing two conventional X2 caps in parallel like the unconventional Auricap Twe posted by Awe-d-o-file on November 6, 2014 at 10:28:25:
I understand the method, as I've implemented the Auricap Tweak (two non safety rated 0.47uF 630V Auricaps placed in parallel across L and N) for digital applications for a number of years without issue. My curiosity is about placing two safety rated X2 caps in parallel (such as two 0.1uF 250V WIMA MP3-X2) rather than only one cap as usual. Even though Audience implements Auricaps for their Adept Response PLCs, I feel far less confident using non safety rated Auricaps within a high current PLC than I do within a very low-current draw digital transport, and a very low-current draw digital interface processor.
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- Two conventional X2 caps in parallel - Duster 11:22:27 11/06/14 (1)
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