What does a capacitor do? Why do cameras flash instantly and motors start smoothly? A capacitor stores and releases electrical energy in quick bursts. It smooths power, times circuits, and protects electronics. In this guide, you’ll learn what a capacitor is, how it works, and where it’s used.
Ever wondered why your circuit stops working suddenly? A faulty capacitor is often the hidden culprit. Capacitors store and release energy, but when they fail, devices may shut down. Bulging, leaking, or unstable power are common warning signs. In this post, you’ll learn how to test a capacitor.
A limit switch is a small electromechanical device that detects movement or position. Understanding limit switches is crucial for automation and safety in machines and everyday systems. In this guide, you’ll learn what a limit switch is, how it works, and where it is used.
The power semiconductor module takes the high-power thyristor chip or rectifier chip as the core, and combines two or more chips into a module according to a certain circuit structure to realize the functions of rectification, voltage regulation and switching. The chip adopts DBC ceramic sheet, vacuum welding technology, program-controlled hydraulic technology, international standard package, electrical insulation between the leading end and the cooling base plate, and potting with silicone gel and epoxy resin. The product has the characteristics of small size, high sensitivity, no arc, large load power and long electric life. Widely used in a variety of rectifier, heating, speed regulation, voltage regulation, inverter, compensation, electroplating, spot welding machine, plasma cutting, charge and discharge, soft start and other devices and equipment.