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Tantalum Capacitor Polarity: Identifying Plus(+) Leg - Shorter or Longer? Capacity & Voltage

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  • #1 16798199
    szczukot
    Level 14  
    Hello

    I have a tantalum capacitor (not SMD) without any strip, etc. There are only indications of capacity and voltage.
    Which leg is a plus (shorter or longer)?

    greetings
    Phantom
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  • #2 16798209
    szkieletor11111
    Level 23  
    I would take a picture and put it in the post.
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  • #3 16798212
    icosie
    Level 34  
    Hello

    Plus is usually on a longer leg or where there is a line (tantalum capacitors). Sometimes there are also +/- markings next to the pins.


    greetings

    edit: A photo would make sense, because it may not be tantalum, only polyester or ceramics.
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  • #4 16798263
    szczukot
    Level 14  
    It looks like these: Tantalum Capacitor Polarity: Identifying Plus(+) Leg - Shorter or Longer? Capacity & Voltage
    Only different voltage and capacity.

    Phantom
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  • #5 16798271
    icosie
    Level 34  
    szczukot wrote:
    It looks like these: Tantalum Capacitor Polarity: Identifying Plus(+) Leg - Shorter or Longer? Capacity & Voltage


    You can clearly see the plus size around 35, this foot is a "plus"

    edit: the plus leg is also longer in the picture
  • #6 16798276
    szczukot
    Level 14  
    Thanks a lot. I thought it was just a voltage indication (yes I above capacity).

    greetings
    Phantom
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