Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Power supply question.....

have seen several pwr supply questions about caps....and it seems to me that if they are being used as brute filter caps people are using way to low a working voltage....in this case i would feel much better with a 80-100v rating....and yes you can put them in parallel

RC wrote:

> Building my first power supply, needs to be approx. 42 volts @ 10 amps.... I will need a cap with a 19,000 mf value with at least 50 v. rating, the question I have is, can one "add" the mf values, instead of using one large cap? And if so, how would they be connected, series or parallel?
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