Is a diode used to turn off a battery charger when a certain voltage has been reached? Is a diode used to protect a controller of an e-bike when you connect a battery to the controller? I mean protection as in preventing sparks when connecting.
As far i know Supplier tells that it is not for high current aplication. 6:50 I you do this with higher Farads capacitor it will short diode and damage it. It needs resistor. God just use two of them in series and add 5V linear regulator... What im doing here
The imbalance is due to splitting the positive..Your explanation is not precise because you base your assumption on a false premise and an incomplete circuit.
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Thank you. Very well explained.
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Brilliant explanation as always. Could I use Zener diodes?
Would you have a link to a reputable supplier for these super caps?
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Is a diode used to turn off a battery charger when a certain voltage has been reached?
Is a diode used to protect a controller of an e-bike when you connect a battery to the controller? I mean protection as in preventing sparks when connecting.
U can also use Zener diodes.
Hello, please do it in a Spanish language on the Manuel Rodriguez-Achach channel, because here in Brazil it is easier to understand. Thankful!
What if I add Caps in parallel?????
As far i know Supplier tells that it is not for high current aplication.
6:50 I you do this with higher Farads capacitor it will short diode and damage it. It needs resistor.
God just use two of them in series and add 5V linear regulator... What im doing here
Diode gone wild 😜
Heat from diodes will distroy the capacitor eventually.
The imbalance is due to splitting the positive..Your explanation is not precise because you base your assumption on a false premise and an incomplete circuit.