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Inductors

Let me introduce you to another important component in the field of Electronics and Electricals, the Inductor. Inductor is a passive…

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Hybrid Capacitors

A Hybrid Capacitor is a combination of EDLC and Pseudo Capacitor. In the Hybrid capacitors, activated carbon is used as…

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Pseudo Capacitors

These capacitors follow the electrochemical process for the deposition of charge. This is also called as faradaic process. At an electrode, when some…

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Double-layered Capacitors

Double-layered capacitors are electrostatic capacitors. The charge deposition is done in these capacitors according to the principle of Double-layer. ·        All…

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Super Capacitors

The high capacity electrochemical capacitors with capacitance values much higher than the other capacitors, are called as Super Capacitors. These can…

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Niobium Electrolytic Capacitors

A Niobium Electrolytic Capacitor is the other type of Electrolytic Capacitors in which a passivated niobium metal or niobium monoxide…

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Tantalum Electrolytic capacitors

These are another type of Electrolytic capacitors whose anode is made up of tantalum on which a very thin insulating oxide layer is formed. This layer…

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Aluminium Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminium Electrolytic Capacitors are the most common types among the Electrolytic capacitors. In these ones, a pure Aluminium foil with an etched…

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Electrolytic Capacitors

The Electrolytic Capacitors are the capacitors which indicate by the name that some electrolyte is used in it. They are…

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Polarized Capacitors

Polarized Capacitors are the ones that have specific positive and negative polarities. While using these capacitors in circuits, it should…

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