Kondenzátorból

Kondenzátorból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from a capacitor" in English. In an electrical context, it refers to the source of energy or the component from which electrical charge is being discharged or utilized. Capacitors are passive electronic components that store electrical energy in an electric field. When referring to something "kondenzátorból," it implies that the origin of the electrical power, signal, or effect is the capacitor itself.

This phrase is often used in discussions related to circuits where capacitors play a role in functions like power supply smoothing, energy storage for quick discharge (e.g., in camera flashes or defibrillators), or timing mechanisms. For example, a statement might describe a sudden pulse of energy originating "kondenzátorból," indicating that the capacitor has released its stored charge. Similarly, a signal might be described as being derived "kondenzátorból" if the capacitor is part of a circuit generating or shaping that signal. The specific function and context determine the exact meaning of "kondenzátorból" within a technical explanation.