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Originally posted by KnightElite
Hydrogen18: Actually, MF is generally used in the capacitor industry to represent µF, while mF would be milliFarads. Just a note  . Dunno why they don't just add a µ (ALT+0181) to their printers and do it correctly, but whatever.
I think that what Grayson is saying is to choose capacitors that are rated for slightly more voltage than you will need. I agree, running things at their max tolerance is not advisable for this (only for computer hardware ).
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lol, we need some standards not involving symbols liek µ then it seems. so how would I symbolize megafarad(Although that is pretty unrealistic, but 1 farad capacitors were unrealistic until recently)