
(和平) Wuxi Peace
Wuxi Peace Electronics is a China-based capacitor brand/manufacturer.
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Wuxi Peace Electronics is a China-based capacitor brand/manufacturer.
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Manufacturer / related company: Kemet (website reference in the source is incomplete). Country: Australia. Later became part of Rifa and then Kemet. Manufacturing location/date noted: Australia, 1974.
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AiSHi is the capacitor brand of the China-based AISHI Group, which has operated since 1985. The FC2 entry reports their use particularly in power supplies, including on the primary side of the DELTA GPS-650ABA.
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AiSHi's solid-capacitor family is called X-CON, with PS and PZ series listed. The actual manufacturing source is unconfirmed in this entry. The source records a 2008 announcement of a newly developed X-CON product and explicitly says it is unknown whether it is related to Manyue's X-CON; it also questions whether the shared name is purely coincidental.
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APAQ's AP-CON family consists of solid aluminum electrolytic capacitors; listed series are AREA, AREC, ARGA-G, ARGC-G, AVEA and AVEC. The source describes APAQ as a young Taiwanese company established by engineers from INPAQ's capacitor division, with a plant at the same site as INPAQ. It lists a 2006 founding date, ISO 9001 certification and about 150 employees; the INPAQ background lists 1998 and QS9000/ISO9001/ISO14001/TS16949/IECQ. Markings occur in blue, black, red and white, with a dot-inside-C logo as a distinguishing feature.
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Ark is the capacitor brand of Taiwan-based ARK ELECTRONIC CO., LTD. The can often carries only an “A” logo, making identification difficult.
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Asia'X is a capacitor brand associated with 富之慶電子(深圳)有限公司 in China and showing close corporate or factory ties to Fuhjyyu. It has been reported on the secondary side of PSUs from brands including TOPOWER, ZAWARD, Mushkin and abee.
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Asiacon is a Taiwan-origin capacitor brand closely associated with HERMEI. The source considers it possible that Asiacon was a HERMEI subcontractor, affiliate or brand name used for a time.
Open details →Manufacturer / associated company: Anxing Electronics. Country: China.
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Baiyun is a capacitor brand whose manufacturer has not been established. FC2 discusses Guangzhou Panyu Baiyun Electronic Co., Ltd. and a possible connection to Fullcap, without confirmation.
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BH is made by China-based Guangdong Huaxin Yingfeng Electronic, established in 1988. It has been reported in various power supplies, including ETASIS and SILENT KING.
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C.S is not a separate manufacturer; it is a shortened logo found on Chhsi capacitors.
Open details →Canicon is a brand of Taiwan-based HORNG JANG INDUSTRIAL CORP. FC2 reports use in various PC devices and a large number of leakage reports.
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Capsun is a brand of Shenzhen Capsun Electronic Co., LTD. The source says the company focused on larger capacitors while some smaller products were supplied by Evercon/GSC.
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CapXon is a brand of Taiwan-based CAPXON ELECTRONIC IND. CO., LTD., operating since 1980. It was very widespread in PC hardware; the historical FC2 appraisal considered it comparatively good among Taiwan manufacturers.
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CapXon's CP-CAP family includes PL, PS, PU, PX, PM, PD, PV, PE, PH, PT and PF series. Markings appear in blue and red. Older products may lack a logo, and earlier PS-series examples can have a plus-shaped pressure-relief vent.
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CEC/JPCE capacitors are associated with the capacitor division of Hong Kong-based CEC International Holdings. Its catalog includes series such as TUR, TUL and TUX.
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CEHTR is a capacitor brand found in some power supplies, but its manufacturer has not been identified.
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Chang is manufactured by Changzhou Huawei Electronics, founded in 1987. It is a relatively large Chinese capacitor maker with a broad product range and OEM production.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Dongguan Chengxing. Country: China.
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Chhsi is a brand of Taiwan's Cheng-Shing Electronics, founded in 1977. FC2 associates it with many bulging/leakage reports on older motherboards.
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Country: China. Possible association: Foshan Chuaming Electronics Co.
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CHOCON is a brand of MING ZO INDUSTRIAL CORP. It was reported in PCs especially in NOVAC products; the company later shifted mainly toward PE/plastics processing.
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CHOYO is a brand of TING-YANG Electronics, founded in 2002. It was common on older motherboards, with a moderate number of leakage reports.
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A marking reading CIA (?) has been observed, but its manufacturer has not been reliably identified.
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CiNCO is a brand of Ningbo Cinco Electronics, founded in 1997. The source primarily links it with industrial and motor capacitors and solar-energy products.
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A marking reading CJ (?) has been observed, but its manufacturer has not been reliably identified.
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FC2 associates COMET with the SACON/Evercon line, but its actual corporate identity is unconfirmed. It should not be confused with unrelated capacitor manufacturers named COMET found in search results.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Enterprise Corp. Country: China.
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CS is a brand of China-based 12KUANG JIN ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. FC2 reports frequent use in power supplies and some leakage reports.
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CTC is a brand of Taiwan's MAX Potential CTC, founded in 1990. FC2 reports frequent use in power supplies and many bulging/leakage cases.
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The CUSHY/FPCON range lists PSB, PSR, PSH, PVR and PVH series. The company reportedly manufactured and sold aluminum electrolytic capacitors from 1988 and reorganized under the name Jinn Roing Electron in June 2001. The source describes it as a small Taiwanese firm of about 60 staff. PSx are DIP series and PVx are SMD series. Its series-labeling convention resembles Nippon Chemi-Con products, with the last letter of the series printed on the body.
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D-paston is a Taiwan-based D-PASTON brand seen on older motherboards. The source records numerous leakage reports and says the company left the capacitor business.
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D.S is a capacitor brand linked to Taiwan's 卓宣企業. It has been reported in Shuttle motherboard/PSU units, TOPOWER power supplies and A4TECH mice.
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DAEWOO-marked capacitors are rare. FC2 links a name change in the electronics division to Partsnic and shows an example of an unusual twisted-cross vent.
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DECON is a Hong Kong-based capacitor brand associated with the Strong Shine Group. It is not common in PC equipment.
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DIGITALTECH's POLYCON family lists CG, RG and low-ESR radial RE series. The source says the China/Korea-linked company entered the solid-capacitor market seriously from 2007, while its parent company was founded in Korea in 1967. Markings are red or pinkish red, with no logo. As a distinction from EneSol, unused leading positions in the capacitance/voltage marking may be filled with zeroes, e.g. 560 µF is printed as 0560.
Open details →DON is a brand of Taiwan's DON’S Enterprise, established in 1981. Its products appear in power supplies and sound cards.


Manufacturer / associated company: Jiangsu BoLin DaTong Electronics Co. Country: China.
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Manufacturer / associated company: now Cornell Dubilier Electronics, USA. Country: United States.
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E.V.A.TOP is a capacitor brand of unknown manufacturer found especially in Morex Mini-ITX power supplies. There have been a few leakage/bulging reports.
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ELCON/S.ELCON is a Chinese capacitor manufacturer based in Dongguan, established in 1990. Although it has an OEM history and some named customers or quality approvals, the source disputes its positioning as a Japanese manufacturer.
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ELCON/S.ELCON's solid-capacitor family comprises EPLC, EPC, EPL, EPS and EPH series. The source describes a medium-to-large Chinese firm with factories in Dongguan and Shenzhen which entered the solid-capacitor business relatively recently. By late 2008, only two solid production lines reportedly operated, accounting for under 1% of shipments. Markings are predominantly pale pink. A transparent sleeve marked only 'ELCON' identifies the EEZ series and is explicitly not a solid capacitor.
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ELFL is a Chinese capacitor brand linked to Changzhou Anyway International. The same company's HZC brand is better known.
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ELGEN is a capacitor brand of the Taiwan-based Elgen/Mintz group, known since 1969. It has been reported in Creative sound cards, PCI modems and AV equipment.
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Elite is the capacitor brand of the Chinsan group. It is known for Thai production; the source specifically mentions technical connections with Hitachi AIC and Nichicon.
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The Elite CS CAP family includes UP, RP, SP, GP and UPS series. Radial-leaded versions were made, and the logo has an S inside the C.
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ELNA is a Japanese capacitor maker established in 1937. FC2 rates it good quality and considers it among the brands that do not warrant particular concern.
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ELNA's solid conductive-polymer range includes PVG, PVX, PV2, PVM, PVH and the audio-oriented PVO series. Production is attributed to ELNA's Tohoku/Aomori plant. As of early 2008, the source says only SMD types were produced. The series field uses the final character of the three-letter series name, except that standard PVH is marked 'P'.
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EneSol's EneCap range lists VS, VL, RS and RL series, with Matsuki identified as the manufacturer. The South Korean organization began selling aluminum-polymer capacitors in 2001 and established a technical partnership with Matsuki in 2006. The marking is distinctively pink, has no logo and often omits the series name. The source also enumerates companies in the FCE/Matsuki group and their ceramic- and solid-capacitor manufacturing ties.
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Manufacturer / related company: TDK. Country: Germany. Now under the TDK name or group.
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Evercon continues the former GSC/GEN SALES line. FC2 documents the poor historical failure reputation of GSC, subsequent brand and name changes, and supply/OEM relationships with other manufacturers.
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Evercon's CP-CON family comprises CR, RU, RZ, CV, VU and VZ series. On small bodies, the series name can be omitted, so identification requires caution. The source describes Evercon as strongly focused on OEM production, including supply to Lelon, where these parts were sold as OC-CON. An 'OCxx' marking in the series field is described as a strong clue to Evercon manufacture, not absolute proof.
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Fcon is produced by Shenzhen Fcon Electronics. It is a Chinese capacitor brand seen in older or low-cost motherboards and power supplies.
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FPCAP was established as a wholly owned subsidiary of nichicon after nichicon acquired Fujitsu's capacitor division in 2009. This was not a newly built factory: ownership and name changed at a plant already making capacitors since the TOWA/Fujitsu period. RE and ME series are listed; marking colors include red, gold/sand, blue and black.
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Fuhjyyu is a Taiwanese capacitor manufacturer established in 1988 and is especially common in power supplies. FC2 does not unequivocally call it the worst manufacturer, but reports that numerous early leakage and bulging incidents gave it a poor reputation.
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FUHYIN is a brand of Taiwan's Fuhyin Electronic, established in 1980; it has appeared on motherboards and has leakage reports.
Open details →Fujicon is a brand of Hong Kong-based Fujicon Electric Company. It is uncommon in DIY PCs, but relevant to power supplies due to its group connection with Licon.
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Capacitors listed under FUJITSU Media Devices are rated good quality by FC2. The main example in the source is a functional polymer capacitor.
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FUJITSU FPCAP lists RE, ME and SE series. Newer products are sleeveless, while older examples can have yellow sleeves and K-shaped vents. Fujitsu's capacitor division was subsequently acquired by nichicon, leading to the establishment of FPCAP. The source also distinguishes an example of a Multilayer Polymer Capacitor, or ML Caps.
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FULLTEC is a capacitor brand with a Taiwan/China manufacturing network. It is uncommon in PCs and mostly reported in some low-cost power supplies.
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G-LUXON/LUXON is a brand of Taiwan-based Luxon Electronics, established in 1981. The source associates the company with TEAPO during 2005–2007 and links subsequent G-LUXON production to TEAPO facilities.
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The G-LUXON solid-capacitor family includes CP, CG, CR and CF series, with TEAPO listed as the manufacturer. Although early markings were blue, the source says later catalogues used exactly the same colors and series structure as TEAPO, effectively selling TEAPO-made parts under the G-LUXON name.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Gemmy Electronics. Country: Taiwan.
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Gemcon is a brand of Taiwan's GEMMY Electronics, established in 1973. The source explicitly mentions a production or corporate connection with Unicon Japan.
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GJT is a brand of Shenzhen Gajitone Electronics, established in 1981; it has appeared periodically on motherboards and power supplies.
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GL is a capacitor brand of uncertain manufacturer, seen in motherboards and power supplies. Do not confuse it with the CapXon GL series, G-LUXON or GoldLink.
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Gloria is a brand of Taiwan's JEENN CHWANQ. It has been found particularly in Shuttle systems and has received many failure/leakage reports.
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GoldLink is the brand of GOLD LINK ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIAL, operating since 1970. It often appears in cheap power supplies and has numerous leakage reports in FC2.
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GSC was the former capacitor brand of GEN SALES ELECTRONIC CO., LTD. It earned a poor reputation because of many failures and leakage reports. The company later adopted the Evercon brand.
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A China-based HEC capacitor manufacturer, often found inside power supplies; do not confuse it with the PSU brand HEC.
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HERMEI is a Taiwan-based capacitor manufacturer whose products appear in some older motherboards and power supplies.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Yiyang Hetian Electronic Co. Country: China.
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Hitachi AIC is a Japanese manufacturer seen particularly in large capacitors and on the primary side of power supplies.
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Taiwan-based HITANO is a smaller manufacturer that produces ceramic and film capacitors as well as electrolytics.
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Changzhou Huayue is a Chinese capacitor manufacturer whose markings may read HUAYU, HUAYUE, H&Y or HY.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Changzhou Huayue. Country: China.
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Hong Yang Electronics' HY is a separate Taiwanese manufacturer focused on small radial capacitors.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Shenzhen Hongyuan Nachuan Electronics. Country: China.
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HZC is a Chinese capacitor brand associated with Changzhou Anyway International.
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I.Q is an older or secondary capacitor marking associated with Taiwan Ostor (OST).
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A marking reading IH (?) has been observed, but its manufacturer has not been reliably identified.
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Illinois Capacitor / illcap offers AFA and AFB aluminum-polymer series. AFA parts are unsleeved; AFB parts are sleeved. The source notes that some illustrations were redrawn from catalogue PDFs and that the sleeve and printing colors of AFB parts in particular are uncertain.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Zhongshan Wanko Eletronics. Country: China.
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A marking reading ISHK (?) has been observed, but its manufacturer has not been reliably identified.
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JACKCON is a Taiwanese manufacturer often found on older Abit motherboards and in some power supplies and peripherals.
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JAKEC is a Chinese capacitor brand associated with Yixing Honsing/Fortune.
Open details →Jamicon is a long-established Taiwanese brand of the KAIMEI group, often found in power supplies.
Open details →JAMICON's solid-capacitor range includes the PS, PT, PH, PC and PF series. Examples show red, black and purple-blue sleeves with white printing; a blue-violet sleeve variant is also documented for the PS series.
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A separate capacitor manufacturer believed to be based in New Delhi, India, using the same JEC marking.
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Johnson Electric JEC is a capacitor manufacturer with Taiwan/China origins.
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JEE is a Taiwanese capacitor brand associated with the Well Jieh group.
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JENPO is a Taiwanese OEM-oriented capacitor brand seen particularly in Super Flower and Topower products.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Nantong Jianghai, english.jianghai.com. Country: China.
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Jianghai's solid-capacitor series include HVM, HPE/HEN, HVC, HPN and HCP/HCN. The source describes a long-established, relatively large Chinese manufacturer and mentions business partnerships with OST and Hitachi AIC. It also identifies Jianghai as one of the makers frequently seen on newer graphics cards.
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JPCE-TUx is not a manufacturer; it is a series or marking seen on CEC International Holdings products.
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JPCON is a Taiwanese capacitor brand of Jen Pan Electronics.
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Jun Fu is a capacitor brand of Chinese/Taiwanese origin, often found in inexpensive power supplies.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Jiangyin Zhongwei Electronic Co. Country: China.
Open details →Manufacturer / associated company: Jiaweicheng Elctronic Co. Country: China.
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The FC2 source does not confirm the manufacturer of capacitors marked KDC/KDIC.
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KELNA is described by the FC2 source as an imitation brand closely resembling ELNA.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Shenzhen Ketuo Electronics, ketuo.dzsc.com. Country: China.
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The origin of older capacitors marked KOREA CHEMI-CON is uncertain. FC2 regards manufacture by SAMYOUNG as the most likely explanation.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Shenzhen Kangchengda Electronics. Country: China.
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L.L./LL on its own is not a reliable manufacturer identification. It often means CapXon's LL series, but other manufacturers can also use the LL code.
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Leaguer's series include VPZ, VPH, RPT, RPZ, RPH and VPT. The Chinese company Zhuhai Leaguer Capacitor was founded in 2002; solid-capacitor development is dated to 2007. A two-star logo and italic lettering are distinguishing features, although logo-free variants exist. Markings may be pink, blue or red, or use a yellow sleeve with black lettering.
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Leaguer's series include VPZ, VPH, RPT, RPZ, RPH and VPT. The Chinese company Zhuhai Leaguer Capacitor was founded in 2002; solid-capacitor development is dated to 2007. A two-star logo and italic lettering are distinguishing features, although logo-free variants exist. Markings may be pink, blue or red, or use a yellow sleeve with black lettering.
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Lelon is a widespread Taiwanese capacitor manufacturer. Despite its scale, the FC2 source notes that leakage reports are not uncommon.
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Lelon's OC-CON series are listed as CR, RU, RZ, CV, VU and VZ, with Evercon identified as the manufacturer. 'OC' in the series marking is regarded by the source as a strong indication of Evercon supply. Early rupture reports involve blue-sleeved OC-CON parts with gold printing, widely used by Jetway. The source also connects wider use of Evercon-family parts at AOpen, Albatron, SOYO and Magic-Pro to reported Jetway–SACON–Evercon relationships; these are historical associations reported by the archive.
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LH.NOVA is a NOVA marking linked to the Fenghua group, but appearances under another seller leave its manufacturing origin uncertain.
Open details →Licon is a Hong Kong capacitor brand associated with the Fujicon Group.
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A marking reading lm (?) has been observed, but its manufacturer has not been reliably identified.
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Ltec is a Taiwanese capacitor manufacturer commonly found in older and newer PC equipment and peripherals.
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Manko is a China-based maker of car-audio equipment and large power capacitors, not a manufacturer of small radial electrolytics for PCs.
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Marcon is a former Japanese capacitor manufacturer that later became part of Nippon Chemi-Con.
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The actual manufacturer of marcon-branded OS-CON is uncertain; the source considers marcon and SANYO as possibilities. Marcon was associated with Nippon Chemi-Con and participated in historical OS-CON development. Because the archive could not establish commercial release of this particular item by marcon, it also considers SANYO OEM or Nippon Chemi-Con OEM manufacturing. Marcon was subsequently integrated into Nippon Chemi-Con.
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Matsushita (unmarked?) capacitor brand/marking. Manufacturer and historical details are limited.
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Matsushita/Panasonic is a Japanese manufacturer with a long history; its electrolytic capacitors have used different vent patterns and logos over time.
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Maxcap is a Malaysian-based capacitor manufacturer with manufacturing investments in China.
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METACON is a capacitor brand associated with China-based JYH YEU Industrial.
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The FC2 source does not identify the manufacturer of capacitors marked MK.
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NCKN is a capacitor brand whose manufacturer has not been identified.
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NIC Components is a major passive-component manufacturer based in the United States.
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NIC's NSPE series is described as a hybrid-electrolyte aluminum electrolytic capacitor. Although sold under the NIC brand, actual production may have been contracted to another company, a model also reportedly used for many NIC products. Markings are not fully consistent, and the source cautions that some images on NIC's website may confuse product types.
Open details →Nichicon is one of the major Japanese capacitor manufacturers.
Open details →nichicon's solid family includes CG, CF, CJ, LG, LF, LE and NA series. The first solid NA series reportedly had a short service life between October 2001 and March 2003, with bulging reports; the subsequent series family began in October 2005. Many SMD nichicon capacitors with a slanted oval marking are actually conventional electrolytics; that marking may be absent below 8 mm body size. The source also records nichicon's 2009 acquisition of Fujitsu's capacitor division and formation of FPCAP. Voltage codes e/g/j/A/C/E/V/H correspond to 2.5/4/6.3/10/16/25/35/50 V.
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Nippon Chemi-Con's NPCAP family includes PXA, PXE, PXF, PXH, PS, PSA, PSC, PSL and PX series. Smaller bodies may lack the square logo; the series is often marked with its final character, or two characters for series such as PS. Earlier Nippon Chemi-Con OS-CON products are described as OEM products based on SANYO OS-CON; FA, FH, FS, FP, FX and FRA series are separately listed.
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Nitsuko is a Japanese capacitor manufacturer formerly found in power supplies; it has since exited electrolytic-capacitor production.
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NOVA is a capacitor brand associated with MM SYNERGY but also sold by Fenghua; its manufacturing origin remains uncertain.
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NOVER is a Hong Kong capacitor brand associated with Anglia/Nover.
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The NRSY marking has been used both for a genuine NIC series and on unidentified capacitors without the NIC logo.
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Manufacturer / related company: Shenzhen OKCAP Capacitor Co. Website cited by the source: okcap.cn/index.php/Index-index-lang-en.html. Country: China.
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The OST PUS series is listed as conductive-polymer aluminum electrolytic. OST was an official TOSHIN distributor, and its product pages also featured TOSHIN solid capacitors; this can cause confusion. The source does not conclusively identify the actual manufacturer of OST's own solid product.
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The OST PUS series is listed as conductive-polymer aluminum electrolytic. OST was an official TOSHIN distributor, and its product pages also featured TOSHIN solid capacitors; this can cause confusion. The source does not conclusively identify the actual manufacturer of OST's own solid product.
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OST is a Taiwanese capacitor manufacturer often found in various PC components.
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Manufacturer / related company: Daewoo Korea. Country: South Korea.
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partsnic was the brand/company name of Daewoo's electronic-components division around 2000–2006.
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PCE-TUx is not a capacitor manufacturer; it is a series or marking seen on CEC International Holdings products.
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The PH/Puhe PHCON family lists CPL, CPV, CPS and CPH series. Since Puhe's website provided no explicit information about solid-capacitor production, the source leaves open whether PHCON was actually manufactured by Puhe.
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Manufacturer / related company: Daewoo Korea. Country: South Korea.
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This marking is recorded as an imitation/counterfeit example.
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The exact manufacturer of parts bearing the R (Rubycon) marking has not been confirmed; a connection with Rubycon's small-component logo is suggested.
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The single “R” logo is a shortened manufacturer marking used on small Rubycon capacitors.
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Raycon is believed to have been absorbed by NOVER and to be no longer manufactured.
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RICHEY REV and REU are solid conductive-polymer capacitor series. Both were sleeved as of early 2011; the sleeve colors are not known to the source.
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Rubycon is one of Japan's major manufacturers of high-quality capacitors.

Rubycon is a Japanese capacitor brand/manufacturer.
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Rulycon is a Chinese brand using a name/logo very similar to Rubycon; FC2 considers it an imitation product.
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This marking is recorded as an imitation/counterfeit example.
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This marking is recorded as an imitation/counterfeit example.
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S (?) capacitor brand/marking; limited information on the manufacturer and history.
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SACON is a Taiwanese capacitor brand; the FC2 archive associates it with many leakage reports, particularly for FZ/CFZ series.
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SACON FZ is not a solid series; a separate warning entry exists because it is sometimes mistaken for one. The source documents blue/black markings, crescent or square negative symbols, and cross-shaped and K-type vent variants. Numerous early failure or rupture reports are cited, including an anecdotal case of a removed, apparently new part bursting while stored in a box.
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Manufacturer / associated company: ShenZhen XingLi Electronics Co. Country: China.
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SAMSON/SAMCON is a small Chinese capacitor brand seen in Topower power supplies; do not confuse it with SAMXON.
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Manufacturer / related company: Samsung / SEMCO (the source questions whether it still makes electrolytics). Country: South Korea. Continuation of electrolytic-capacitor production is uncertain.
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics (SEMCO) electrolytic capacitors are rare in PC hardware; the company's main activity today is more focused on MLCC/chip-ceramic capacitors.
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SAMWHA is a major Korean capacitor manufacturer; archival records suggest that some of its 2003–2004 products may have been made by Evercon (GSC).
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SAMWHA's Hi-cap range includes FA, FB, FJ, FH, FZ, FT, FN and horizontal chip FC series. The series designation is always printed on the lower right of the body; sleeved FB examples also exist. Early products commonly had emerald-green markings, while later examples began appearing with blue markings. The source also notes an older SAMWHA page using a related nichicon NA image.
Open details →SAMXON is a major Hong Kong/China-based capacitor brand of the Man Yue group.
SAMYOUNG is a long-established Korean capacitor manufacturer; its older products strongly resemble NCC designs.

SAMYOUNG lists ASV, AXV, ASA and AXA series. Solid examples reportedly print V or X in the series field. Body and marking colors, and the actual manufacturer, are not conclusively identified; a possible Evercon connection is left explicitly uncertain.
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Sancon is a medium-to-large China-based capacitor manufacturer, with limited field reports from PCs.
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Inspired by the success of Fujitsu and SANYO solid capacitors, Sancon reportedly began solid-capacitor research and development in 2005 with government funding. The company is described as relatively large, but as of early 2011 the source showed only one sleeved solid series.
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Manufacturer / associated company: SJE) capacitors.com.tw. Country: Taiwan.
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SANYO's conventional aluminum-electrolytic capacitor business was transferred to Sun Electronic/SUNCON in 2009.
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SANYO OS-CON includes both conductive-polymer and organic-semiconductor electrolyte types. Listed products include SMD SVxx, radial SExx and Sx series. Purple-sleeved models are organic-semiconductor types; higher-grade conductive-polymer models are sleeveless and resemble conventional solid capacitors. The hybrid family is called HS-CON and is attributed to the related manufacturer Sunelec, which marketed it as EPcap. The source says SANYO transferred its aluminum electrolytic business to Sunelec in April 2009, while its OS-CON and POSCAP solid businesses remained with SANYO.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Nantong Sanxi Electronics Co., en.sanxidz.com/. Country: China.
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This capacitor was identified as made by SONJIU; FC2 temporarily called it “雷SC” because its logo was difficult to read.
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This is not a genuine “SC” brand entry; FC2 states that the marking is CS and directs readers to the CS entry.
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SEACON is a China-based capacitor brand; not very common in PC hardware.
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Product photos have been archived. Manufacturer identity and technical series specifications still need separate verification.
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SHOEI is a Japanese manufacturer known for PAS capacitors; it joined the Taiyo Yuden group in 2007.
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Skywell primarily makes ceramic capacitors and has appeared on PC boards in particular through solid OP-CON examples.
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Skywell OP-CON lists SES, SEL and SCL series. Information is limited; the source warns not to confuse them with similar-looking Nichicon parts. An SEL-series example is shown on an ELSA GLADIAC 743 GT AGP.
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Manufacturer / related company: Vishay. Country: Germany. Now part of the Vishay group.
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Manufacturer / related company: Yellow Stone (possibly related to YEC). Country: Taiwan. A possible connection to YEC is mentioned but not confirmed.
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Y-STONE/YELLOW STONE is a Taiwanese capacitor brand seen in older motherboards and power supplies.
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Su'scon's polymer family comprises SREA, SREC, SVEA and SVEC. The source identifies APAQ as the producer; radial and SMD markings are blue-violet.
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Su'scon's polymer family comprises SREA, SREC, SVEA and SVEC. The source identifies APAQ as the producer; radial and SMD markings are blue-violet.
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Suncap is a small Chinese capacitor brand associated with Shenzhen Fu Kee.
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Country: Japan. Other names / associated brands: Sanyo. Earlier brand / relationship: Sanyo.
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SUNCON is the Japanese capacitor brand of Sun Electronic Industries, continuing SANYO's conventional aluminum-electrolytic series after 2009.
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Sunelec/Sun Electronics EPcap CE-EX series is a hybrid-cathode aluminum electrolytic capacitor; the source loosely refers to it as 'semi-solid'. Bodies 8 mm and larger have K-shaped vents. The same series had previously been supplied to SANYO under the HS-CON name, and SANYO's aluminum electrolytic business was transferred to Sunelec in April 2009.
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SUNGHO's UNI-CON family comprises SCS, SCL, SES and SEL series and covers both organic-semiconductor and conductive-polymer electrolyte types. The source describes SUNGHO as a known Korean capacitor maker and says it is unrelated to Gemmy unicon. Documented markings include blue, a blue sleeve with white lettering, and a yellow sleeve with black lettering.
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Suntan solid aluminum electrolytic series are listed as TS13C HVC, TS13EB CDHCP and TS13EC CDHPM. The printing color on sleeveless parts is not confirmed. Sleeved examples show orange sleeves, black lettering and Y-shaped vents.
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Suntan solid aluminum electrolytic series are listed as TS13C HVC, TS13EB CDHCP and TS13EC CDHPM. The printing color on sleeveless parts is not confirmed. Sleeved examples show orange sleeves, black lettering and Y-shaped vents.
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Supacon/Supercon is a small Taiwan-based distributor of capacitors and electronic components.
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SWCON is a Chinese capacitor brand reported to be based in Shenzhen.
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Product photos have been archived. Manufacturer identity and technical series specifications still need separate verification.
Open details →Taicon is a Taiwanese manufacturer whose small capacitors are seen particularly in Delta power supplies.

TAYEH is a Taiwanese capacitor brand found on older motherboards; little information about the manufacturer is available.
Open details →TEAPO is an established capacitor manufacturer with a substantial share of the Taiwanese market.

TEAPO's conductive-polymer solid-capacitor series are CP, CG, CR and CF. The marking is the brand's characteristic dark wine-red color. The source says visually and technically identical products were supplied under the G-LUXON name and suggests that YAGEO also received supplied products; the latter is not established as fact.
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Xiamen Gaojing is a China-based capacitor brand/manufacturer.
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A marking reading TF (2) has been observed, but its manufacturer has not been reliably identified.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Toshin Kogyo. Country: Japan.
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The FC2 source could not identify the manufacturer of capacitors marked TL.
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TMS is a Taiwanese capacitor brand seen on some older motherboards, with very little manufacturer information available.
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Tocon is a Taiwanese capacitor manufacturer found in modems, routers and some power supplies.
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Toshin Kogyo is a Japanese capacitor manufacturer; it should not be confused with the separate company TOSIN.
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TOSHIN KOGYO's TCP-Cap family includes PVW, PVWZ, PVG, PUW, PUWZ and PUG. Series names are printed in full even on small cases, making identification easier. In the date code, the left portion represents the year and the right portion the month. Sleeved and sleeveless versions occur within a series. The source reports that these high-polymer solid parts may not have been made in TOSHIN's own factory, instead suggesting OEM/ODM or an affiliated manufacturer.
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TOSIN is a former Japanese capacitor brand no longer in production; it must not be confused with TOSHIN KOGYO.
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TREC is a medium-sized capacitor manufacturer based in China.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Kenwood (source field includes a slash).
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Manufacturer / associated company: Bor Hurng Electronic Co. Country: Taiwan.
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TWBOR/BOR is a capacitor brand of Taiwanese Bor Hung Electronic.
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Unite is a capacitor brand found in some power supplies; its manufacturer has not been identified.
Open details →UNITED is a brand separate from United Chemi-Con, seen particularly in inexpensive power supplies and circuit boards.
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Manufacturer / related company: despite sharing the name “United,” this company is entirely separate from the other one.
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VENT is not a capacitor brand; it is a generic marking for the safety/pressure-relief vent on the can.
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This capacitor, read as VIVA, has been reported in some Topower and low-cost power supplies.
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VLSOM is a Taiwanese capacitor brand associated with AMOKAR, a maker of many kinds of electronic products.
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WAHEI/和平 is a China-origin capacitor brand of Wuxi Peace Electronics Group.
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WANLONG is a Shenzhen-based Chinese capacitor brand seen in power supplies and peripherals.
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The manufacturer of capacitors marked WC/VVC has not been identified; they have been reported in power circuits.
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Wendell Industrial is a Taiwanese electronic-component manufacturer seen on some motherboards and power supplies.
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Wincap is a capacitor brand based in Malaysian manufacturing, seen particularly on older Creative sound cards.
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Within Manyue's product lines, SAMXON is the conventional aluminum-electrolytic brand and X-CON the solid-capacitor brand; “SAMXON X-CON” is not identified as the official product name. Series include ULR, ULG, USR, USG, UVR and UVG. The Hong Kong-based maker is described as one of the larger and relatively organized manufacturers operating in mainland China. Markings are purplish pink; sleeved versions are USR and USG. A separate catalogue from 2006–2007 is also archived by the source.
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XUNDA is a Shenzhen-based Chinese capacitor manufacturer whose products are used particularly in power supplies.
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Y-STONE/YELLOW-STONE is a brand or marking variant redirected to the STONE entry by FC2.
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The source provides no manufacturer information for capacitors marked Y.J.
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YAGEO is a major Taiwanese passive-component manufacturer; older PC motherboards also used its aluminum-electrolytic products.
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YAGEO CP and CG series share series names and external appearance with TEAPO products; the source therefore suspects TEAPO manufacturing. The markings are wine red.
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yalecon is a Chinese capacitor brand found particularly in general-purpose power supplies and peripherals.
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YC is a low-profile capacitor brand associated with Yang-Chun Electronics Factory in the Guangdong/Dongguan region.
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YEC is a long-established Taiwanese capacitor manufacturer, common in older PC hardware and associated with high numbers of historical failure/leakage reports.
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YG is a China-origin capacitor brand of Nantong Yanguang Electronics.
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YIHCON is a capacitor brand of Shenzhen-based Yihhongmao Electronic.
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YIMTEK/YIMTEX has PSR, PXR, PMV and PZV series. The series name is always printed, and the bold typeface helps identify the parts despite the absence of a logo. The marking is blue-violet.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Shanghai Yongming Electronics. Country: China.
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The source could not identify the manufacturer of capacitors marked YUG.
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Manufacturer / associated company: Yung Quan Electronics Co, dgyungli.com. Country: China.
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The source does not identify the maker of a logo read as yungTe/yungJe/yungFe; a connection with Yungli is considered possible.
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The source has a usage photograph of a YUNLI capacitor, but no manufacturer details.
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ZHENHUA lists six solid-capacitor series, CDP1 through CDP6. Established in 2001, the company's main products are multilayer chip-type electronic components. Solid-capacitor catalogues and detailed information were limited at the time of the source. Markings are blue and red.
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ZhongTai is a China-origin capacitor brand of Shanghai Zhong Tai Electronics.
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Zonkas lists the LF series as a solid-polymer product, although its main business is X/Y and ceramic capacitors. The source considers the solid-capacitor image on the company's website possibly edited or composited, with a logo perhaps removed, and consequently questions whether Zonkas actually made the part.
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Only an in-use photograph is available for a capacitor marked ZW; the manufacturer is unknown.
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The manufacturer of capacitors marked with a triple oval/ring logo is unidentified.
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Panasonic's FL series is not a solid-capacitor series; it is included in the solid section only to prevent confusion. FL is one of Panasonic's overseas-manufactured series, and some ratings shown in photographs may be special orders rather than standard retail configurations. The related Japanese-market UFM/FM family is described as long-life, low-ESR capacitors.
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These solid capacitors have an unidentified manufacturer and dark purple or blue markings. The letter C is underlined, as are L/F on more recent examples. They have been seen on Foxconn and ASRock motherboards. Although they remotely resemble Manyue X-CON parts, the source considers a common origin unlikely because X-CON used pink markings with model codes from the outset.
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Reported examples have dark red or wine-red markings, a T inside an oval logo, and use on motherboards including MSI P965 and P45 Platinum. The source examines a possible OST connection: the O/T letters overlap with OST, MSI used OST parts, and all known samples show S in the series field, as do the OST SPC/PUS series. The source explicitly says there is no conclusive evidence.
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An unidentified solid capacitor found on an ECS A780GM-M3. The same board is documented as using EneSol solid capacitors and Rubycon, OST, TEAPO and TEAPO-manufactured G-LUXON electrolytic capacitors.
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An unidentified solid capacitor with blue markings, seen on a BIOSTAR 945GC-M4 motherboard.
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An unidentified blue-marked solid capacitor observed in a Thermaltake Toughpower 1350W. The photo was supplied by [H]ardOCP PSU Editor Paul Johnson.
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