Condenser

Condenser, or often referred to as the capacitor is a tool that can save energy in the electric field, the way the internal imbalance of electric load. Condenser has a unit called the Farad name of Michael Faraday. Condenser is also known as the "capacitor", but the word "condenser" is still used to this. First called by a scientist Alessandro Volta in Italy in 1782 (from the Italian condensatore), regarding the ability of equipment to save a load of electrical components other than high. Most of the languages and countries that do not use the English language still refers to the Italian word "condensatore", French condensateur, Indonesia and Germany or Spain Condensador condenser.

identify in the condenser has two legs and two poles, namely the positive and negative and has a liquid electrolyte and generally tubular.

The type of the one most of the value of capacity is lower, does not have any positive or negative pole on the legs, mostly rounded-shaped flat brown, red, green and other such as tablets or shirt button.

However, customs and language articulation condition and each country depending on the people who call more often. Now the habit is the only one of the most dominant use or more often heard. At the present time, is often called the capacitor condenser (capacitor) or vice versa on the science of electronics is abbreviated with the letter (C)..