Their small size in a wide range of values suits them for applications where space is at a premium, such as mobile phones, digital audiovisual equipment, and PCs. The tiny capacitors, which suit flow ...

Many power supplies use hold-up capacitors to keep enough energy at the full-wave or bridge rectifier output to supply a load when the rectified voltage drops and rises again at the next half-cycle of ...

A power supply’s output capacitors - which are typically ceramic capacitors with values between 100nF and 100μF - cost money, take up space, and, in the case of delivery bottlenecks, can be difficult ...