Capacitors for power utilities and electric apparatus

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The discussion revolves around a request for information on the types of capacitors used in power utilities and electric apparatus, specifically asking if they are aluminum, tantalum, or other types. A suggestion is made to utilize Google to find the company's website for detailed information. The inquiry reflects a need for clarity on capacitor types relevant to the industry. The responses emphasize the importance of online resources for research. Overall, the conversation highlights the quest for specific technical information regarding capacitors in electrical applications.
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Hi!

I am doing a research on a specific company and they made 'Capacitors for power utilities and electric apparatus'.

Would someone be so nice to tell what kinds of capacitors they are? (Aluminum, tantalum, etc?)

Thanks!
 
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wzheng1837 said:
Hi!

I am doing a research on a specific company and they made 'Capacitors for power utilities and electric apparatus'.

Would someone be so nice to tell what kinds of capacitors they are? (Aluminum, tantalum, etc?)

Thanks!
Hi wzheng1837. I reckon google.com should be able to lead you to the company's web pages and the information you seek. :smile:

Good luck!
 

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