Hardware I'm looking for these capacitors for the Switch OLED
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You can check this as reference
First one is 22µF
Second one 1µF
Not sure about sizes but I checked the measurements I did in the past its close to 0805 (probably 0603 but don't quote me on this). The other I don't know.
EDIT: I rechecked they are 0603 and 0402 respectively.
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Thanks for response, but the info in link is a little bit too technical, i am a newbie in this kind of stuff. I just though i found the pictures with everything described about the capacitors and resistors values but now i am confused as something clearly described as 15µF turned out to be a 22µF XD. Could you give me some more tips about how to know can i find my way in this ?
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If that was from datasheet/picture made by Big N I wont question, but that's just one picture from online, I wouldnt trust fully but try to measure some myself or find datasheet from the actual chipset.
Learning curve varies between people, the more you practice the more you learn.
For example, those 3 resistors value next to power flex cable connector is wrong from same picture.
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Ehh... not great then. Do you have any resources or proper schemes with the right values?
Thank you. I have measured the horizontal ones and they all give me 150 ohms. Are the verticals also resistances? The values it gives me are different in each one. Could you tell me what values or if they are resistors or capacitors of the 3 in this photo? Is 0603 100 pf?
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