英语释义

• an electrical device characterized by its capacity to store an electric charge

片语

filter capacitor[电子] 滤波电容器

power capacitor[电] 电力电容器

series capacitor[电] 串联电容器

Tantalum Capacitor钽电容；钽介质电容器

capacitor bank[电] 电容器组合

compensation capacitor补偿电容

neutralizing capacitor[电] 中和电容器

capacitor storage[计] 电容存储器

parallel capacitor并联电容器；平行电容器

storage capacitor储存电容；[电] 储能电容器；存储电容器

ceramic capacitor[电] 陶瓷电容器

tantalum capacitor钽电容；钽介质电容器

vibrating capacitor[电]

capacitor filter电容滤波器

blocking capacitor[电] 隔直流电器容；阻塞电容器

variable capacitor[电] 可变电容器，变容器

coupling capacitor[电] 耦合电容器

Ceramic Capacitor[电] 陶瓷电容器

electrolytic capacitor[电] 电解质电容器

film capacitor[电] 薄膜电容器

shunt capacitor[电] 并联电容器；分路电容器；旁路电容器

capacitor discharge电容婆电；电容器放电

英汉例句

• a capacitor is different.

  电容器是不同的。

• you may want to put plans for building that flux capacitor on hold: a 「toy」 big bang created in the lab suggests time travel may not be possible after all.

  也许你要把建造通量电容器的计划搁置下来：实验室下的大爆炸理论模型表明时间旅行也许根本不可能。

• it used a transistor, a resistor, and a capacitor in the same configuration that kearns had designed.

  该雨刷的晶体管、电阻器和电容器的配置与卡恩斯的设计完全相同。

• when voltage is applied to a dielectric, an electrostatic field is created. the atoms within the material polarize, enabling the capacitor to store energy that can be quickly released on demand.

  当电压施加在绝缘材料上，会产生一个静电场，电场极化材料内部的原子，使电容器能够储存能量。

• simply put, a capacitor stores an electrical charge between two conductive plates separated by an electrical insulator.

  简单地说，一个电绝缘体隔开两片导电板，而电容器在导电板间储存电量。

• without the chemical-electrical conversion, a capacitor can be charged and discharged much more rapidly than a battery, last longer and weigh less.

  电容器不依靠电-化学转化。相比电池，电容器能够更快的充电和放电，持续使用时间更长，并且更轻。

• if commercialized, the new super capacitor could be fully charged in a second and, coupled to a normal battery, provide enough energy to power a cell phone for weeks or a laptop battery for days.

  如果这种新型超电容器能够商业化，那么配合正常电池使用，它能够立刻完全充足电，可以提供足够的能量为一个手机充电几个星期或者一台手提电脑充电几天。

• a traditional capacitor stores electricity as static charges, positive and negative, on two electrodes that are separated by an insulator.

  一个传统的电容器以在正负电极间夹着绝缘体并且两端分布静电荷的方式储存电流。

• the other pole of the capacitor is grounded.

  其他的电容器极角被接地。

• the energy within this circuit oscillates rapidly between an electric field in the capacitor and a magnetic field in the coil.

  电容产生电场，线圈生成磁场，电路中的能量就在电场和磁场之间高速振蕩。

• the capacitor integrates the current.

  电容器汇合了电流。

• for a given voltage a capacitor will store a certain amount of charge.

  电容会在一个给出的电压值下储存一定的电荷。

• when the voltage in the capacitor reached a certain level, it triggered the transistor; the transistor turned on, and the wipers wiped once.

  当电容器电压达到一定程度，它便会激活晶体管；晶体管打开，雨刷运转一次。

• the new super capacitor began its electrically charged life with a literal bang.

  新型超电容器的制作是从一个精确控制的爆炸开始。

• however, in contrast to batteries, a capacitor cannot store enough energy to power anything that lasts longer than a flash -- some fraction of a second.

  但是，相比电池，电容器储存的能量不足以维持任何比闪光时间长的时间，而闪光时间还不足一秒。

• while it is charging, a voltage comparator constantly compares the voltage across the capacitor to a reference voltage.

  当充电时，一个电压比较器就不断地将通过电容器的电压和一个参照电压进行比较。

• a basic capacitor consists of two metal plates, or conductors (typically aluminum), separated by an insulator, such as air or a film made of plastic, or ceramic.

  一个普通的电容包括两块由绝缘体（如空气或塑料、陶瓷膜）隔开金属片或导体（通常为铝）。

• the resistor and the capacitor together were the timer, and the transistor worked as the switch.

  电阻器和电容器一起组成计时器，晶体管作为开关。

• a capacitor is the electrical equivalent of the bucket.

  电容器就是吊桶的电子等价物。

• the equivalent of the bucket tipping is provided by a transistor which shorts out the capacitor when triggered.

  晶体管提供了类似让吊桶倾倒的作用--每当被触发时它就使电容短路。