High voltage and high current, the device is uneasy

  The short video of Small electronics massively overload on Youtube shows the beautiful scenery of some common electronic components under high voltage and high current.

LED

  The beautiful LED flowers and the waning moon fall under the strong pressure, which is sad:

▲ Figure 1.1 The beautiful LED is under strong pressure and the waning moon is falling, which is sad

▲ 图1.1 美丽的LED在强压下花残月落,令人伤感

  The scene of four LEDs being sacrificed at the same time:

▲ Figure 1.2 The scene of four LEDs being sacrificed at the same time

▲ 图1.2 四个LED同时就义的场面

Resistor

  Passive device resistors that never provoke trouble are also very angry when they are pressed:

▲ Figure 1.3 Passive device resistors that never provoke trouble are also very angry when they are pressed

▲ 图1.3 从不招花惹草的被动器件电阻被逼急了也是有很大的火气的

7805

  In the digital circuit, the 7805 (three-terminal series analog voltage regulator circuit) belongs to the existence of the old scalper. Under the action of high voltage DC, it collapsed instantly.

▲ Figure 1.4 7805 is severely overloaded

▲ 图1.4 7805严重过载

VFD

  The VFD (Vacuum Florescent Displayer) operates at a driving voltage of 10 to 15V, and emits light by electron bombardment of the phosphide covered on the anode.

  The collapse scene under the high pressure of VFD:

▲ Figure 4.2 The crash scene of VFD under high voltage

▲ 图4.2 VFD高压下的崩溃场面

flash

  The flash can instantly pass a large current and emit a strong and dazzling light. But if it is continuously lit, it will burn.

▲ Figure 5.1 The flash is continuously lit

▲ 图5.1 闪光灯持续被点亮了

neon bulb

  Neon bulbs are often used to indicate high voltages and require large series resistors to limit current. If there is no current limit, it is easy to burn out.

▲ Figure 5.2 The neon bulb is lit and burned

▲ 图5.2 氖泡被点亮烧毁

circuit board

▲ Figure 6.2 Circuit board and its ancillary components

▲ 图6.2 电路板及其附属元器件

energy saving lamps

▲ Figure 7.2 Energy-saving daylight bulbs

▲ 图7.2 节能日光灯泡


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