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Why does a keep transistor increase HL propagation delay?

From my experience working with circuit design, I’ve noticed how a keep transistor affects signal propagation. When switching from high to low, the output signal doesn’t drop instantly; instead, it encounters resistance in the path, leading to a slowing effect. This happens because the keep transistor introduces an additional element that interferes with the discharge […]

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How to test a capacitor

How to Test a Capacitor

Introduction A capacitor plays a key role in electronic components, helping to store and manage voltage within a circuit. Whether dealing with electrolytic or non-electrolytic types, knowing how to test a capacitor is important to ensure they function properly. Over time, these parts may weaken, affecting device performance. Regular testing helps maintain efficiency and regulate

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Oil Surge Relay

Oil Surge Relay: Key to Transformer Safety

What is an oil surge relay? An Oil Surge Relay (OSR) is an essential auxiliary device used in oil-immersed transformers to protect against potential damage during operational failures. Positioned strategically between the on-load tap changer (OLTC) tank and its conservator, the OSR ensures that any surge in oil pressure resulting from internal arcing is quickly

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Three Essential Pieces of Equipment Used in Power Distribution

Introduction Power distribution systems play a critical role in delivering electricity from power plants to end users safely and efficiently. These systems ensure the reliable delivery of energy while maintaining high standards of efficiency and minimizing power losses. Without them, modern industries, businesses, and households would face frequent disruptions and inefficiencies. This blog aims to

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The Ultimate Guide to Latching Relays

Introduction Relays are essential components in electrical systems for circuit control. What makes latching relays unique is their bistable nature, meaning they have two stable positions—set and reset—without needing constant power. This article explores their working, highlighting their efficient use in applications where the conservation of energy is vital. Unlike standard relays that require continuous

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