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Gas Condenser

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Gas Condenser 

a capacitor with a gaseous dielectric; it can be of the gas-filled, air, or vacuum type. It is used in electrical circuits, instruments, and devices with voltage ranges from a fraction of a volt to hundreds of kilovolts at frequencies to hundreds of megahertz.
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