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Condenser Vs. Capacitor , what's the difference between the two ?

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Condenser Vs. Capacitor , what's the difference between the two ?
 

Dear papunblg
Hi
Yes , i'm agree with you , i think it is like , forest and jungle ! both of them are the same .
Best Regards
Goldsmith
 

but why we use it both ? in bikes we always say it condenser not the capacitor & in fans or in single phase motors we always say capacitors
 

I gave you a hint in my above post.

A Leyden jar is a device that early experimenters used to help build and store electric energy. It was also referred to as a "condenser" because many people thought of electricity as fluid or matter that could be condensed. Nowadays someone familiar with electrical terminology would call it a capacitor.

---------- Post added at 22:29 ---------- Previous post was at 22:24 ----------

The term "condenser" is still widely used in motor vehicle industries
 
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