capacitor

英 [kə'pæsɪtə]美 [kə'pæsɪtɚ]

n. [电] 电容器

1、cap + -acitor(复合后缀：-ace, -ite, -or).
2、-ace is from Latin adjectival suffix -ax, genitive -acis.
3、含义：ability to hold.

capacitor (n.)

"device which stores electricity," 1926, from capacity with Latinate agent-noun ending.

1. Make sure the capacitor bank is voltage-free.

确信电容器组不带电压。

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2. The second resistor has been replaced by a capacitor.

第二个电阻已由一个电容所代替.

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3. This arrangement is known as a parallel - plate capacitor.

这种装置称为平行板电容器.

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4. Any two conductors separated by an insulator are said to form a capacitor.

由绝缘体隔开任何两个导体就组成电容器.

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5. A capacitor is used to eliminate sparking when a circuit containing inductance is suddenly opened.

当含有电感的电路突然断开时,电容器可用以消除火花.

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