Super Nintendo Entertainment System: Difference between revisions

Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Preliminary Information
Release Year	1991
Leak Risk	Low
Batteries	None
Mounting Technology	Through Hole, SMD
Capacitor Types	Aluminum Electrolytic, Ceramic
Destructive Entry	No
Power Requirements
Input Voltage	10V DC
Current (Amps)	850mA
Power Connector	Male Barrel Jack Negative Center
Power Pinout

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The Super Nintendo was Nintendo's second entry into the multi-game console market.

Known Issues

Bad Video Color Balance

Causes

Possible bad capacitors on video output filters

Solutions

Recap

Disassembly Notes

Has proprietary fastener heads that need a large "gamebit" driver

Original Parts

Main Board

SHVC-CPU-01, 1990

Super Nintendo main board

Capacitor Specifications and Footprint Information
RefDes	Qty	Capacitance	Voltage	Mount	Diameter/Size	Height	Temp	Lead Spacing	Type	Brand	Series / Markings
C61, C65, C66	3	10 µF	16V	SMD Can	4mm	6mm			Aluminum Electrolytic	?	10 16A 17G
C57, C58, C59, C60	4	100 µF	6V	SMD Can	6.25mm	6mm			Aluminum Electrolytic	?	100 6A 14G
C63, C64	2	33 µF	25V	SMD Can	6.25mm	6mm			Aluminum Electrolytic	?	33 25A 14G
C62	1	2.2 µF	50V	SMD Can	4mm	6mm			Aluminum Electrolytic	?	2.2 50A 18C
C67	1	1000 µF	25V	Through Hole Radial	12.7mm	20mm	85C	5.3mm	Aluminum Electrolytic	Rubycon	CE W