Capacitors are a crucial component for FPV drones as they help to reduce voltage spikes and electrical noise in the power system. These voltage spikes and electrical noise can cause harm to electronic components, especially the flight controller and ESCs. Adding capacitors to an FPV drone can prot...
What are some of the advantages of alternating current? Why are two-pronged plugs polarized (only fit into outlet slot in one orientation)? Why does lightning push electricity through air, but common batteries do not? In what way are liquid and electrical circuit analogous? Wh...
Many have systems set this function to auto and forget that our computers are doing things in the background. Reply KRS March 6, 2013 at 7:34 am I’ve been told to shut down, disconnect the power cord and press the Start button, which discharges capacitors and flushes persistent ...
"electrolytic capacitors cannot be used to couple AC signals" This is not entirely accurate. I think what you are trying to say is that reverse polarity on a polarized electrolytic can make for a bad day. We (electrical engineers) use electrolytics all the time to couple one amplifier stage...
E. Other Supervisory Elements Other supervisory conditions are often built into the distance protection logic. We list some of them below: • Loss-of-potential supervision prevents misoperation due to low voltage caused by problems with the voltage signal. Sometimes a current disturbance supervision ...
The router problem that started this discussion? Like many devices these days, routers are small single-purpose computers. Their internal memory tracks a variety of information relating to thenetworkconnections they manage. The longer they run, the more likely it is something will create a problem...
The router problem that started this discussion? Like many devices these days, routers are small single-purpose computers. Their internal memory tracks a variety of information relating to thenetworkconnections they manage. The longer they run, the more likely it is something will create a problem...