A static remover (ionizer) is a device that uses ions to neutralize static electricity, that causes troubles such as electrostatic breakdown and the malfunction of devices. Ionizers are divided into the AC method and DC method according to the method they use to produce ions. The AC method applies AC voltage to the discharge needles and alternately produces positive ions and negative ions. The DC method applies DC voltage to the discharge needles and produces either positive ions or negative ions only. In addition, the AC method ionizers are divided into a high frequency method (a few kHz) and a low frequency method (a few dozen Hz) according to the frequency that produces the desired ions.
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Static remover (Ionizer) |
AC method |
High-frequency (a few kHz) |
Low-frequency (a few dozen Hz) |
DC method |
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