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    1. The “45+5” indicates a capacitor with two capacitance values, 45μF and 5μF, combined in a single component. On the other hand, “45/5” suggests a ratio or a single value, which might not accurately match the intended capacitance of the original component. It’s important to ensure that any replacement capacitor has the correct capacitance values to maintain the desired functionality of your circuit.

    1. Replacing a 45μF capacitor with a 50μF one is generally feasible, but consider factors like circuit function, voltage rating, tolerance, physical fit, and potential impacts on circuit behavior. Ensure the new capacitor meets these criteria and consult experts if uncertain to avoid unintended consequences in your circuit.

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