Explain bypass capacitor?
Answer / Syed Dabir Husain
A bypass capacitor is a capacitor used in electronic circuits to bypass unwanted frequencies or components, such as high-frequency noise or DC offsets. It allows lower frequencies to pass through while blocking higher frequencies. This is typically done by connecting the capacitor between power supply leads and ground.
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