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Cleaning up after bad tantalum
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May 14, 2017, 03:36:05 pm »
A tantalum went bad in a HV supply and seems to have left some corrosion. Would anyone know what that could be?
I've tested everything else and it all seems good
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What kind of tantalum? We tantalums use sulfuric acid which is an obvious problem that needs to be neutralized. Solid tantalums just leave a dry inert residue which can be cleaned with anything which will remove it.
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