Hi, I found a capacitor in a old television set and I need some help figuring out the value. All I know is that it is rated for 2KV. What it says: MDC 1000K N3300 2KV ~Thanks~
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It looks somewhat like a Metal-Oxide Varistor.
http://www.worldproducts.com/MOVDefinitions.htm#Part_Marking You may be correct. These sample markings seem a better fit in trying to figure out what it is. My guess is the 3300 - year digit and julian date day.
http://www.gwellwood.com/teaching/electronics/capacitor-values
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Thanks a lot! That page is going to my bookmarks.
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It looks somewhat like a Metal-Oxide Varistor.
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http://www.worldproducts.com/MOVDefinitions.htm#Part_Marking
You may be correct. These sample markings seem a better fit in trying to figure out what it is. My guess is the 3300 - year digit and julian date day.
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