Fan and Capacitor Connection:

This diagram shows how to connect the fan and capacitor connection. We need a ceiling fan, capacitor, and switch in this circuit. We know A capacitor is basically an electric charge storage device or an electrical passive device that can store charge. Its Bengali meaning is “container” which means that holds an electric charge. We know that a ceiling fan needs starting capacitor. Without a capacitor, the fan can not be run. In this diagram, we just describe how to connect the ceiling fan capacitor. If you want to see our youtube video please check out the below youtube video and know more about this diagram.

Diagram of Fan and Capacitor connection:

Fan and Capacitor connection

Components needed For this Project:

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  1. Ceiling Fan [See Buy Click Amazon]
  2. Capacitor [See Buy Click Amazon]

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Components used to make the Fan and Capacitor connection:

01. Ceiling Fan:

A Ceiling Fan is a fan Mounted on the Ceiling of a Room or space, Usually, Electrically Powered, That Uses hub-Mounted Rotating Blades to Circulate air. They cool people effectively by increasing Airspeed. It Doesn’t Cool the air Temperature — we Feel Cooler Because the fan Moves the air Around us, a Process Called Evaporative Cooling. Evaporative Cooling Works like this: A cold day will feel Even Colder if There’s a Breeze Because of the wind Chill Factor.

02. Capacitor:

Capacitor is a Two-Terminal passive component having the Property of Capacitance. This Property Electrifies (charging with electricity) Capacitors with input Voltage. Capacitors Condense Electricity, Hence it is also known as a Condenser. It consists of two Electrical Conductors that are Separated by Distance. The Capacitor Stores Charge and can act like a Battery. It is necessary for filter Circuits to Minimize voltage spikes, and Smoothing changes in voltage.

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