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2024-1-17Sensors can determine location and navigation
One important function of sensors is to determine position and navigation. -
2024-1-16Control and feedback functions of sensors
Another main function of sensors is control and feedback. -
2024-1-15One of the most common functions of sensors is to measure and monitor
One of the most common functions of sensors is measurement and monitoring. -
2024-1-14What if the charger cannot charge?
Check if the charger plug is securely inserted. Sometimes a loose plug can cause the charger to malfunction. -
2024-1-13Resolution of sensors
Resolution refers to the ability of a sensor to perceive the smallest change in the measured amount. -
2024-1-12Sensitivity of sensors
Sensitivity refers to the ratio of the output change △ y of a sensor to the input change △ x under steady-state operating conditions. -
2024-1-11A transistor is a type of semiconductor device
Transistors are one of the fundamental components of modern electronic products. -
2024-1-10The working principle of insulated gate bipolar transistors
The N-channel IGBT operates by applying a threshold voltage VTH or higher (positive) voltage between the gate and emitter -
2024-1-09Dynamic characteristics of insulated gate bipolar transistors
During the turn-on process of IGBT, most of the time it operates as a MOSFET. -
2024-1-08Static characteristics of insulated gate bipolar transistors
The static characteristics of IGBT mainly include volt ampere characteristics, transfer characteristics, and switching characteristics. -
2024-1-07The Structure of Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors
The switching function of IGBT is to form a channel by applying a forward gate voltage, providing base current to the PNP transistor -
2024-1-06A brief introduction to insulated gate bipolar transistors
Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) combines the advantages of Power Transistor (GTR) and Power Field Effect Transistor (Power MOSFET)
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