Help with Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor

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In summary, the conversation is about identifying the capacitance value of a Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor, which is believed to be a TV capacitor. The conversation suggests using Google or the Philips website to find a datasheet with the value, or alternatively measuring it using a digital meter or signal generator and resistor. The numbers mentioned are likely the capacitance value and voltage. The 357 Rp and 16Khz are possibly references to dielectric resistance and frequency for a TV flyback circuit.
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Need Some Help here!

I have a Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor, can anyone tell me what the capacitance value is? i believe its a TV capacitor..
 
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I don't know what the frequency reference is about... Have you tried google to see if you get a hit? Or maybe the Philips website will get you to a datasheet that will give you the value from the part #.

You could also just measure it -- many DVMs have a capacitance measurement feature now. Or if you have a signal generator and a resistor...
 
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First number should be the value.
Second voltage.

Not familiar with 357 Rp - perhaps dieletric resistance.
16Khz probably means rated for TV flyback circuit.
 
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try to measure it using digital meter
 

FAQ: Help with Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor

What is the purpose of the Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor?

The Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor is a type of electronic component that is used to store and release electrical energy in a circuit. It helps to stabilize and regulate the flow of current in a device.

How do I know if the Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor is faulty?

If the device you are using is not functioning properly, it could be a sign that the capacitor is faulty. You can also use a multimeter to test the capacitor's capacitance and check for any physical damage such as bulging or leaking.

Is it possible to replace the Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor on my own?

Replacing a capacitor requires some technical knowledge and skills. If you are not familiar with electronics, it is best to seek professional help. However, if you have experience and the right tools, you can replace the capacitor yourself by following proper safety precautions.

Can I use a different type of capacitor instead of the Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor?

It is not recommended to use a different type of capacitor as it may affect the performance and safety of the device. It is best to use the exact type and specifications recommended by the manufacturer.

How long does the Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor last?

The lifespan of a capacitor depends on various factors such as usage, temperature, and voltage. On average, a capacitor can last for 10-20 years. However, it is recommended to replace it every 5-10 years to ensure the proper functioning of the device.

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