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The idea is to provide a 14 second supply of high voltage. If I understand it correctly, the three banks of capacitors will discharge one bank at a time as the previous one reaches a certain level of lower voltage. This would create a wave or pulse of high DC voltage that could by the number...
The theory behind this schematic is three capacitor banks that each fire as the previous one’s power reaches a low point. The switch is manual and when thrown causes Capacitor Bank 1 to discharge. When Bank one reaches a predetermined low voltage (determined by the zener diode) Bank 2...
Thank you all for the great responses. I wonder if plumbers use electrical analogies for their projects? I would like to find a website that will teach me about capacitors, if anyone knows of any pleas let me know. –Jim Repass
I have a question about capacitors. I have read two different descriptions of how they work and wish to know which is correct. The first was an analogy to a water pipe supplying water to fill a container. The container will hold a supply of water and after the valve is shut off, the container...
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