{416} Class-X Class-Y Rated Capacitors, Safety Capacitor Explained

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I was really in need of a class on capacitors X and Y although I already save what they are for and when they are used this class comes right on time. Thanks for sharing thanks.

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yes dear it is much more important fro safety

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Tjis is expirience...filters to deduct zhe frequency...its xheap and smart..good bideo..I would even pay you for your bideos how good of a teacher you are

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Hello sir. You have made very very educative videos I have watched most of them and they were all very informative. Just a thing ...here emi in emi/rfi stands for electromagnetic interference. Thank you for sharing such wonderful videos sir!!!

[@HaseebElectronics]

thanks a lot yes it is Electromagnetic interference. sometimes some words are pronounced wrongly because while recording many things are to be kept in mind

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[@anthonytiso6365]

Very good explanation, Thank You! Question: How do you determine what VALUE of capacitance when selecting a Safety Capacitor ?

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[@sandyblade007]

Thank u for this video. Among all electronic video on KZbin your video i love most. Thanks for that. As I know for AC cap provide close path for current, while blocking DC. Then why these cap doesn't make short circuit. From kolkata. Sandy

[@HaseebElectronics]

i am thankful for your valuable comment as i discussed in the video that every capacitor have XL value that is capacitive reactance. that is in simple words "the ac resistance of a capacitor" at low frequency its internal resistance is very high, so it will provide short path. at high frequency its internal resistance will decrease, so in that case it will give easy path for high frequency but it will not disturb low frequency signals

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One of the best explanation on youtube. It is very helpful to people who search it. But missing information, X class without internal fuse, so that if fail will short the terminal and Y class with internal fuse so that if fail will open terminal (internal fuse blown). Salam

[@HaseebElectronics]

best regards. class x or class y stages are added after fuse, if a continuous strike of pulses arrive and it exceeds than the mov limits, and the LC filter reaches in ringing factor so it will increase the filter current and the class X capacitor have to short internally, so it must blow away the fuse. this ringing factor may happen due to external electromagnetic interference or something wrong in smps switching section

[@kartinosurodipo4520]

@@HaseebElectronics It is correct for X type. But for Y there is internal fuse. That is main different with X type. X type is actually same cap as any other cap. The different is Y cap which has internal fuse. Not all GND has good connection to allow amount current flow to blow mains fuse. And it can create danger of shock at chassis. It is different case with X which has full current when fail. You can check at many explanation by googling it.

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clearly understand...waiting for X- capacitor, Y- capacitor and the inductor calculation...

[@HaseebElectronics]

it is my pleasure. sure we will calculate it i tried to establish the baseline for EMI/RFI filter calculation

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I have an important question, what about spare parts provided in AliExpress ? Can we use it ? Or its not safe? Not only caps, transistors and resistors etc. Thank you.

[@HaseebElectronics]

yes, aliexpress is good, sometimes there are fake parts (falsely marked) digikey, rsonline, farnell, utsource are some reasonable sources but their prices and shipping charges are high

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Mind blowing video but about X1Y1 capacitor

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Thank you sir , I have just learnt through this video the function of those components.

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Great.. Realy good.. Question.. "Y" capacitors have polarity? Thanks..

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Thanks for an excellent tutorial. My question is how do you select the value of the X- capacitor, Y- capacitor and the inductor

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welcome and special thanks now it is correct time to discuss it's calculations because I was waiting for this video, so when we have a good idea about some circuit then we can do it

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i have a question in 2:36 i can see 4 smd resistor in the filter line why they are present there?

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[@db1236]

Excellent, as usual. What happens if a 1.5KV spike arrives to an X3 capacitor? Does the cap go short/open? Or simply it doesn't do its job? (and doesn't damage itself)

[@HaseebElectronics]

special thanks x3 capacitor have "peak impulse voltage" less than 1.2 KV. it means 1200 volt is the highest limit of peak. above this it have to fly away. as its operating voltage range might be 150 or 275 volt etc. while working if it receives peaks of 1.2KV and the MOV is unable to remove it, then this safety capacitor will end. as its basic responsibility is to bypass high frequency please accept my best regards

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[@clems6989]

JUST CLICKED! A problem with input filtering (failed cap, inductor) could prevent oscillator chip from starting cottectly ?

[@HaseebElectronics]

if the class X capacitor is devalued, it may cause to generate ringing action and it may cause to add jittering in frequency, any may fail to start the ic or may cause to fluctuate

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[@fuzzs8970]

Hi. I would like to thank you for teaching us. I have tried to repair a power supply. I have checked t voltage at the capacitor after rectifier. I am not getting 332 dc volt. I'm getting 224 volt dc. I checked x and y capacitor both were damaged. I replaced both but still getting 224 volts not 332 volt. Can you suggest what other components might have failed?

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[@lorifilm]

Thank You Haseeb! You just answered a lot of my questions, and let me ask you one more: Is ther any information value of the color of these "box" capacitors? (grey, blue, white, yellow... like material or application)

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[@Whosewillwin]

It awesome, but i have a question that, does CX change current from AC to DC?

[@HaseebElectronics]

no, it does not change any ac to dc, it just gives easy path for high frequency noises

[@Whosewillwin]

@@HaseebElectronics thanks.

[@Whosewillwin]

How are know the correct resistor to replace? Please help.

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Good explanation....

[@HaseebElectronics]

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from Nigeria many thanks, my question is why is Y capacitors used as flyback(linking the input of the SM transformer to the output of the SM transformer)

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Sir can u explain about i sense resistor that parallel on mosfet source pin....for most power supply...?

[@HaseebElectronics]

sure i will try to share it as soon as possible

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16:30 One reason more to have metal chassis very well grounded to earth. 🙂

[@HaseebElectronics]

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[@efijemuehphilip542]

Thanks for this info.yuu said that the F letter means the tolerance of the capacitor and it is 10%,what other letters are use for tolerance and their associated percentage.thanks

[@HaseebElectronics]

A Special Tolerance B is +/- 0.1pf C is +/- 0.25pf D is +/- 0.5pf F is +/- 1% G is +/- 2% J is +/- 5% K is +/- 10% M is +/- 20% Z is -20% +80%

[@aliali-et7xh]

I have a power supply .and it was hit by a lightning bolt..will the main capacitor be damaged?