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| Thread ID: 116566 | 2011-03-09 23:07:00 | Sega Master System 2 A/V Mod - Capacitor Question. | Agent_24 (57) | PC World Chat |
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| 1184820 | 2011-03-09 23:07:00 | I'm wondering if anyone here has done this or knows about these things? Where you hook up to the CXA1145 IC and get RGB, S-Video and Composite output (instead of the standard RF) The circuit seems very simple (See attached) What I find odd is that the official datasheet for the CXA1145 shows the use of a 470uF capacitor, while every mod I have found on the Internet, while varied to some degree, always uses 220uF capacitors. Clearly 220uF must work, otherwise everyone wouldn't be using them - but why don't they use the 470uF? Is it just a size\price thing? Or is the 220uF a better choice (Wouldn't be the first time a datasheet was wrong) |
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