What is the purpose of a 'bleeder resistor' in a high-voltage circuit?
The purpose of a bleeder resistor in a high-voltage circuit is to safely discharge capacitors after the power is turned off. High-voltage capacitors can store a significant amount of electrical energy, and this energy can remain stored for a considerable time even after the circuit is de-energized. This stored energy poses a shock hazard to personnel who may come into contact with the circuit. The bleeder resistor i....
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