About the 193X226ADG01
The 193X226ADG01 is a circuit board created by General Electric. The 193X226ADG01 has four orange polyester capacitors, two large yellow polypropylene capacitors, two small yellow polypropylene capacitors, one tiny yellow polypropylene capacitor, one small blue wired ended electrolytic capacitor, and one small black PCB mount electrolytic capacitor. The 193X226ADG01 has seven small black transistors. The 193X226ADG01 has around thirty striped dark-colored resistors. The 193X226ADG01 has around twenty diodes. The 193X226ADG01 has two different lengths of black wire attached to the circuit board at either end. Capacitors are used to store additional energy in an electrical field that they create. Each capacitor has the storage capacity printed on the side. Transistors are used to amplify and change electrical power and electric signals. Striped resistors are used to restrict energy. The stripes on the resistors are part of a code. Each color corresponds with a numerical value that is used to calculate the amount of energy each resistor can restrict. Diodes are used to control the flow of energy. Diodes are a two-terminal electronic component that conducts current primarily in one direction. Each component on the circuit board is labeled with a corresponding number and letter. Each component also has a small black outline around each component.
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