GCA-H series Automatic Silicon Rectifying Charger
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| Principle & Characteristics |
It is manufactured with the high quality elements、materials and the excellent technology, strictly follow the national and professional standard. It changes the electricity into LV DC output voltage through isolating step-down of transformer and bridge full-wave rectifying. In the charging period, it can stop charging for a short time automatically for each intervals of time. It has the function to stop charging automatically when it is filled and the current can be adju sted, when the advantage of reasonable structure、stable running、safe and reliable、reason able price and so on. |
| Scope of Application |
It is widely used to recharge the battery in car and motorcycle reparing、generator group、program controlled exchange board、communication equipment and computer. |
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- Q: and explain how they are accomplished ?use these :switchfuseconnecting wires conductorssbulb (load)power supply (source)
- A switch has an analog or digital gate that opens and closes the circuit. A fuse is usually an enclosed, thin, conductive filament which melts and opens the circuit when there is an over-current. Connecting wires are wire conductors (e.g., copper wire) that allow for electrical continuity between circuit element. Bulb (load) is a device which your circuit causes to function. It is always measurable resistive. Power supply (source) is the source of sustained electrical potential and therefore electrical power used to operate the circuit.
- Q: I know it's loose because if I wiggle it the amp turns off. how can I properly adjust this without injurying myself or ruining frying my amp. do I really have to remove the fuse or since it's only the ground can I just untighten the screw on the cap and then slide the wire back in and tighten it back on the ground? thanks.
- you should be fine just re tightening the ground without disconnecting power. Disconnecting the ground wont harm your amp or capacitor. Just be careful especially if your using metal tools not to touch any power. I once dropped an allen wrench between the 2 terminals on the top of a cap and the thing lit up, melting the entire top in a single second.
- Q: I have an ICS M4A1 (Carbine: ICS-41 Retractable). Every time I put a 30 amp flat blade fuse in, once I connect the battery the fuse immediately blows. I think there might be a shortage in the wiring somewhere. Does anyone have a quick fix for me? Thank you SO much.
- Yes, a blown fuse is always caused by a short (uhnot shortage, but short;-) A quick fix is to throw it away and get a new one, another is take it in to a repair shop, but there is no inexpensive 'quick fix' for a short, usually ever in anything. Electrical shorts or short circuits occur because there is a very low or no resistance connection between the terminals of the power source, i.e. the battery, adapter terminals, wires from the wall. This can be caused by: Two uninsulated conductors touching. A burned out component that failed by shorting. Foreign object that is conductive (pin, paperclip, bread sack tie, screw, etc.) contacting two conductors. Solder bridge on a PC (Printed Circuit) board. Internal short in a multi-cell battery or battery pack. Exposure of a PC board to non-distilled water or other liquids, even after the board is dried. Wire with metal terminal end coming loose and touching another wire or a PC board trace. And I'm sure that I've not listed all the potential causes for a short. (Oh, yeah, forgot PBJ(peanut butter jelly sandwich) in a VCR. Sorry, but there isn't a quick fix. Using a larger fuse may be tempting, but it would only worsen the problem should it NOT blow. Fuses blow to protect the equipment they are used in from permanent damage from shorts. Fuses that DON'T blow DONT protect equipment from shorts. They can, in some cases, do a great job of starting a camp fire;-) Best advice, take it to a repair shop and get it fixed.
- Q: and also please note some useful web site in this field !
- I migth add ground fault detectors and lightingrods
- Q: i.m doing my project and for that i need to collect the industry profile and i did my project in a fuse manufacturing company so i need fuse industry.can any one find and say me the address or in case if u have any details please mail to .in
- there is no fuse industry - fuses are a very small piece of electronic components market
- Q: I have no idea what this component is or where to get one. It's from a sleep comfort bed pump and I need a replacement part. Here's a picture of it and the pump label.
- It's a 1.6 amp class T fuse. The other markings may be the original manufacturers part number, but I can't read them in your picture. Judging by the charred remains of the fuse plastered all over the board, you had a short circuit straight across the mains supply. Unless you find what caused the short and fix it properly, replacing the fuse on its own is a complete waste of time.
- Q: I had this LCD TV for about 2 years and suddenly it stop working, will not turn on and has no power. It made some static noise then it just stop working. The rest of my entertainment system (audio receiver, speakers, subwoofer, radio) still works, powers on in the same electrical outlet with a power surge protector.
- I think you blew a fuse on the main power supply.these units are pretty much low voltage and high current systems, and they shouldn't have problems with shorted components.
- Q: and whats something that you could use to represent fusion( a model of fusion to develop an understanding of fusion)??
- Fusion requires a lot of energy to get started, because you need to overcome the electrostatic repulstion of the positive nuclei wanting to push themselves apart. Once you do that, though, the nuclear forces kick in and the reaction pays you back and then some with lots of extra energy. In the sun, hydrogen gets fused into helium. Eventually, starts fuse the helium into carbon and heavier elements. Really heavy elements are created in supernovae. On earth, we can create a fusion chain reaction in a bomb by using a fission bomb to implode a hydrogen core and get fusion going. We're trying to create sustained fusion by using magnetic fields to contain the hot plasma. This approach is promising, but hasn't yet produced results (keep your fingers crossed).
- Q: i replaced the old fuse after it blew and it keeps blowing when i plug it in. it calls for a 5A 125V 5mm X 20mm fuse could i replace it with a higher rated fuse? like a 6A or something, why do the new fuses keep blowing?
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- Q: I have already checked the fuse and it is fine. If I bought some freon would that maybe get my air back on? If not, any ideas on what else could be be the problem?
- I would start with electrical components, beginning with fuses and relays (remove and inspect). I would then look at the low pressure switch tied into the A/C line (jump terminals in cable harness plug while A/C is on to see if compressor kicks in). If you know lots of refrigerant is present and jumping that plug makes the compressor turn, get a new switch. If the coolant has leaked out, don't let the compressor run on empty for more than a few seconds. If the compressor never comes on after all this, try jumping 12V to it directly to see it a bad clutch coil (still won't come on) or bad wiring or control circuit. The next step is to pull a hard vacuum on the system: -29.5 Hg is what you want, and see if the vacuum is stable with the pump off and valve shut. If the vacuum leaks out find out why and get it fixed before buying R134a. If you think it might be a very slow leak you could now take a gamble and get it charged and add leak dye. This can tell you how slow the leak is and where, in the meantime you might have some A/C for a little while. EDIT: The blower motor in the dash might just be broken, which isn't affected by the level of freon in the sealed system. Have this blower problem resolved before digging into the A/C system itself, because it might be just fine.
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