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Ever wondered what actually happens inside the components that power your devices? In today’s video, we are going under the microscope for a high-detail teardown of two essential electronic components: a Schrack (TE Connectivity) RT33T024 Relay and a 50V 100uF SMD Electrolytic Capacitor.

We peel back the layers to see the precision engineering hidden inside these tiny packages. Whether you're an electronics hobbyist, an engineering student, or just curious about how things work, this macro look at electronic "innards" is for you!

What We Explore in This Video:
The Schrack RT33T024 Relay: We break open the orange casing to reveal the electromagnetic copper coil, the mechanical armature, and the silver-alloy switching contacts that handle the electrical load.

The 50V 100uF Capacitor: We deconstruct this Surface Mount (SMD) capacitor to show the "jelly roll" construction—layers of aluminum foil and electrolyte-soaked paper that store electrical energy.