which capacitor? where they should be on the PCB?

[sos1990]

which capacitor to use

hey...
My goal is to create PCB for my project.
But my problem is that I can't understand where I need connect the capacitors on the circuit.
I know that the purpose is to block noises, provide stable voltage,
but when I need bulk capacitor when decoupling and when bypass :?:
The second question is where any capacitor should be Located
10X

 

[dipnirvana]

which capacitor

Wll very wide question.

Very hard to reply,but still trying use 10uF for bulk use it near the voltage supply. Use 0.1uF for the decopuling(between Vcc and Vss) and use it on every fast switching ICs .

Do some googling , too.

and read this,
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[mandar_mahajan]

usage of capacitor in pcb

use 0.01uF as decoupling capacitors for each IC. 10uF or of higher values for power supplys. Also refer the datasheet of each & every IC u r using for the schematic.

 

[ark5230]

create a capacitor with pcb

mandar_mahajan would have suggested 0.1uF (and 0.01 could be typo mistake). For decoupling purpose, no need to go to data sheets, for each digital IC use one 0.1 uF (make it a practice). Any standard circuit on close examination reveals tha this scheme is invariably observed every where. So in short, 0.1 decoupling for each digital IC ( near the IC) and a suitable electrolytic (higher value on the unregulated side.

 

[dipnirvana]

capacitor location pcb

well i said in last post too. one should not use those value blindly. These value depend on noise margin,switching current and the rise time and fall time value of the ICs

 

[daviddlc]

which capacitor when

Also the caps should be placed as closest to the IC as possible

 

[xvibe]

4/35 uf capacitor

The 100nF (why do you use 0.1uF?) capacitors are of normal usage but it depends on the freq. operation f the IC. You could use 1nF, 470pF or even lower capacitors if your IC works at +100MHz for instance. Normally you should see your capacitor frequency response and then using it according to your IC operating frequency. Sometimes you must use bunch of different value capacitors for proper decoupling. Don't use just "binary" capacitor values!
Why do you guys use 0.001uF and not 1nF?