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

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The Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz Capacitor is likely a component used in TV flyback circuits, with its capacitance value not explicitly stated in the discussion. Users are advised to check the Philips website for a datasheet or utilize a digital multimeter (DVM) with a capacitance measurement feature to determine the capacitance. The mention of "357 Rp" may refer to dielectric resistance, which is relevant for understanding the capacitor's performance in specific applications.

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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...
 
First number should be the value.
Second voltage.

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

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