capacitor

/kuh-pas-i-ter/US // kəˈpæs ɪ tər //UK // (kəˈpæsɪtə) //

电容器,电容,电器

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Electricity.
- : a device for accumulating and holding a charge of electricity, consisting of two equally charged conducting surfaces having opposite signs and separated by a dielectric.

His explications always track, even when expounding on “the flux capacitor” and other time-travel hooey.
Though the capabilities of the flux capacitor are completely fictional and purely fun, there’s no shame in indulging in some sci-fi.
The post Prepare for time travel with this flux capacitor appeared first on Popular Science.
Aluminum surfaces on the walls and ceiling would conduct electricity from capacitors as it travels back to a copper pole in the center of the room.
The capacitor also powered a sensor that measured the saltiness of that person’s sweat.
To return to his present day, his flux capacitor needed a providential shaft of lightning.
"Nice job these babies got," commented Gaines as he checked the capacitor circuits.