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Who is this manufacturer? Data sheet?

Electrobrains

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I am sure some of you guys directly know who this manufacturer is and maybe you even have a link to the data sheet (I like to know esr, max. ripple etc.)!?

In general, can anybody give a good web link, where it's possible to see a lot of electronic company signs and who is behind them?

It would save much time when looking up data for all those components in the drawer...

Thanks!
 

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GreenGiant

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unfortunately this could be any number of distributors, using one of a few different manufacturers

generally with capacitors they will all follow similar numbers so I would look at a few different manufacturers and average them so long as they are close and you should be fine, unless you need the specifics, I know that I have used averages like that and been fine, but it could be different in your case
 

shrtrnd

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Three votes for Thomson-CSF.
I'd try to get the spec sheet from them.
 

CocaCola

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FYI Thomson-CSF no longer existing it's now part of the Thales Group...

And just a hunch, the trefoil is a pretty generic symbol, so I wouldn't gamble on it being tied to only one manufacture, especially since Thomson is essentially gone now...
 
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hexreader

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The more I look, the more it looks like the Thomson logo.

It appears to be a stylised Eiffel Tower within a hexagon.

I agree with CocaCola that it would be hard to know what company to chase now. There have been so many mergers and splits.
 

Electrobrains

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Thank you everybody for the good answers and links!

You are right, it's most probably a Thomson-CSF capacitor.
The problem of finding a data sheet unfortunately stays. :(
I cannot find anything suitable from Thomson and as Coca-Cola wrote, the company has been swallowed up by one of these huge amoeba concerns, never to be found again...

Hm, the cap doesn't even have a temperature marking. It's written H2 on the back side. Could that be a code for the temperature range? Also as you might see, there is an 'M' written at a place.


p.s. I have dropped a mail to Thales group, to test their ISO9001 quality system (and hopefully get the data sheet)!
 
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