solid state capacitors

[lopezgomezjm]

I need to replace a capacitor in my motherboard, a solid state type of capacitor. The only data I have is a series of numbers in the package of the capacitor: 732e in the first row, 101 in the second and 16 in the third. Can you tell me what that numbers mean and the electrical especifications I need to know for the replacement. Thank you very much.

 

[CocaCola]

Not sure what you mean by "solid state type" they are all solid state, non-serviceable nowadays...

Anyway the likely...

732e = Manufacture specific identification
101 = 100 pf
16 = 16V

 

[(*steve*)]

They're a "better" electrolytic.

101 = 100uF

732e is the series identification which tells you the ESR and other things. There was a similar thread recently where I linked to some information and a site to purchase them.

 

[CocaCola]

They're a "better" electrolytic. 101 = 100uF

And knowing the type of capacitor can make the difference on the 101 identification marking value...

 

[(*steve*)]

Well, it had to be 100 *something*

Here is the thread I was talking about:

https://www.electronicspoint.com/please-identify-part-t251223.html

and this one too:

https://www.electronicspoint.com/can-anyone-identify-these-capacitors-t251341.html

 

[lopezgomezjm]

Ok, thank you both Coca Cola and Steve for your response, it has been very helpfull to me. Thank you again.