Does anyone know which Japanese capacitors are better?

In fact, ELNA capacitors are produced in Nantong Jianghai, Ruby in Guangshen, Farah TDK in Xiamen, Wuxi in Nikkon, Suzhou in Panasonic, EPCOS in Zhuhai, Murata in Wuxi and VIOS (formerly Philips) in Tianjin, Shanghai and Huizhou. . . . .

Thanks to the active support of the state, many domestic enterprises have mastered the core technology and are still ahead of the world in polymer supercapacitors. Domestic capacitors are not lost to American, European and Japanese products at all.

Official website, a Japanese capacitor manufacturer, almost always shields China manufacturers from saying that its products are made in Chinese mainland. However, the capacitors in Europe, America and Japan are dying, and most capacitor enterprises have been acquired and merged, such as INNAR, Panasonic and EPCOS. . . Wait a minute.

China is a big producer, accounting for nearly 70% of the world electronic market, which gives great opportunities for counterfeit products, and inferior products are mixed. As long as the domestic goods are genuine, but the price is not lower than that of imports, the performance index can be said to be better than that of imports.

Domestic Aihua Jianghai Huawei Fenghua and so on are all good. German LEYBOLD, Swiss METAR, Italian ARCOTRONICS and Nissin film capacitors produced by Fujian Xiamen Farah are world-class and all made in China.

The low ESR of electrolytic capacitor lies in the model. For example, CD 1 10 is a common product, CD28 series is ultra-low impedance, and CD 1 1G is a long life. ESR of withstand voltage of about 50V63V is the lowest. Domestic genuine capacitors have a clear and standardized name, and the price is more expensive than imported ones. Japanese products are nominally messy and are the biggest.