Capacitors Collection

Standard electrical circuit symbols. Diagram of standard symbols used to represent electrical equipment in electrical circuit diagrams. The symbols are arranged in six rows of sets of three

Circuit board

Three electrolytic capacitors with capacitance values of 2200 microfarads, 1000 microfarads and 470 microfarads. The arrows on the canisters are pointing to the capacitors negative ends

Circuit board in a portable radio. Components such as resistors and capacitors are visible

Assorted capacitors. A capacitor is similar to a battery in that it is designed to store and release electrons. It has two terminals (electrodes)

Capacitors. Assortment of capacitors of different sizes, shapes and magnitudes. Capacitors are used to store electric charge

Semiconductor components
Semiconductors. Selection of various applications of semiconductors. Semiconductors are materials with properties between those of conductors and insulators

Heat sink plate (metal, centre) on a radio tuner and amplifier circuit board. This is a protective device that absorbs and dissipates excess heat generated by the components of the circuit board

Various capacitors

Electronic components including resistors, transistors, capacitors and integrated circuits

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"Unleashing the Power: Exploring Capacitors in Electronic Components" Step into the world of electrical circuits and witness the magic of capacitors. 🌟 In Silicon Valley, Santa Clara, California, USA, back in August 1978, a revolution was brewing. The birthplace of technological innovation became a hub for groundbreaking discoveries. Amongst circuit boards and standard electrical circuit symbols, one component stood tall – capacitors and can like tiny powerhouses that store electric charge and release it when needed. They play an essential role in countless electronic devices we rely on daily. From portable radios to advanced gadgets found in Silicon Valley's labs, capacitors silently work their wonders. Imagine a circuit board resembling an intricate maze where electrons dance through pathways marked by standard electrical circuit symbols. Amidst this labyrinth lies an array waiting to unleash their potential. Electrolytic capacitors take center stage with their cylindrical bodies housing electrolyte-filled layers that can store large amounts of energy. These three mighty warriors stand ready to support any device they're integrated into. A closer look at a portable radio reveals its heart - a complex network of components working harmoniously together. Nestled amidst resistors and transistors are various types ensuring smooth signal flow and filtering out unwanted noise. Assorted capacitors grace our presence as well - tantalum caps boasting high capacitance values while ceramic ones offer compactness without compromising performance. Each type has its unique characteristics contributing to the overall functionality of electronic marvels. Silicon Valley witnessed these remarkable advancements firsthand during that fateful August month in 1978. It served as a testament to human ingenuity pushing boundaries further than ever before. So next time you hold your smartphone or marvel at cutting-edge technology from Silicon Valley's laboratories, remember the unsung heroes behind them – those small yet powerful components called capacitors. Their silent contributions make our modern world possible.