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

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The discussion revolves around identifying the capacitance value of a Philips 1000/J/2000 357 Rp 16Khz capacitor, which is believed to be used in a television. Participants explore various methods to determine the value and discuss the implications of the specifications provided.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests assistance in determining the capacitance value of the capacitor, suggesting it is a TV capacitor.
  • Another participant questions the relevance of the frequency reference and suggests using online resources or measuring the capacitor directly with a digital multimeter (DVM).
  • A different participant interprets the numbers provided, suggesting that the first number indicates capacitance value and the second indicates voltage, while expressing uncertainty about the meaning of "357 Rp" and linking "16Khz" to a potential application in a TV flyback circuit.
  • One participant reiterates the suggestion to measure the capacitor using a digital meter.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express differing views on the interpretation of the specifications and the best approach to determine the capacitance value. No consensus is reached on the meaning of "357 Rp" or the exact capacitance value.

Contextual Notes

There are unresolved assumptions regarding the specifications of the capacitor and the context in which it is used. The discussion does not clarify the exact meaning of the terms used or the implications of the frequency reference.

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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...
 
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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