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Old 10-14-2016, 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Jon A. View Post
So the 800-860 caps can vary in value? I got out my other one and both are marked 22-7504-01, *but* have different codes above that. Both start with a 2 with a circle around it and 715PC. One follows that with 7817 and the other 8239.
Circle deuce is Sprague (their EIA code is 2....), 715P is the dielectric, c=custom foil, and the 22-7504-01 is the zenith part number. Last 4=EIA date code, beginning with the year, 78 an 82, last two are the week number...

715PC later became 716P dielectric, for pulse applications. 716P are all 800V, 1000V, 1200, or 1600V caps....
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