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published 1 year ago

Redstone_guy

1 year ago

After a while, the 47 μF capacitor burns up, because you have connected it the wrong way around. In a simulation, this might not be a big deal, unless it was used as a reference. But in the real world, charging a polarized capacitor with a reverse polarity, especially if it’s a larger value capacitor, ESPECIALLY IF it’s a tantalum capacitor, can and likely will, lead to the capacitor literally EXPLODING. Always, ALWAYS observe polarity with electrolytic or tantalum capacitors when building real-world circuits!

DavidCarni

1 year ago

What you say is right but it wasn't a voluntary error!

Redstone_guy

1 year ago

I’m sorry if I offended you. I was just pointing out an error that might have proved lethal to whatever breadboard you would have built this on if the polarized capacitor was incorrectly charged

DavidCarni

1 year ago

You didn't offend at all, in fact thank you for your understanding!

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