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What is the 400v capacitor for? In the PC power supply?
what is the 400v capacitor for? In the PC power supply?
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After rectifying the mains (effective value 220V) voltage (after the diode bridge), this capacitor serves to smooth out the ripples and charges up to about 310V (the amplitude voltage in the network, remember the sinusoid). I understand that in the line of capacitors, the nearest suitable voltage is 400V.
1) Where in the food chain is it located?
2) What actually confuses you? This is the upper voltage ceiling.
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