On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 19:33:12 -0500, "Stephen D. Barnes" wrote:

<snip>
>>
>The capacitor you describe above is a 47 microfarad 100 volt capacitor. 
>A 470 nF cap is often labeled .47 uF (note the decimal point before the 
>47). You have the the wrong value capacitor if 470nF is indeed the 
>correct value.
>

According to the datasheet for the USB chips, the capacitor between
the regulator output and ground should be 200 nF (0.22 uF) +/- 20%. 

That value may be a change from the original design spec because the
USB development board has/had a 470 nF cap installed.


Regards, Bob


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