Why do some manufacturers wrap the electrolytic capacitor that gets the hottest in a switching power supply in shrink wrap?
En el artículo , Phil Allison
escribió:
The shrink wrap used on electros that run hot is prone to breaking and
exposing the metal outer.
Often, there is enough leakage to this outer to be a shock hazard.
Unlike the shock hazard that's likely to be present on the adjacent
heatsink?
You're full of ****, Phil.
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