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1. DC (Direct Current) Motors: These motors use electricity to turn mechanical energy into motion. They can produce more power than AC motors, and the speed is easier to control. 2. DC Generators: These are used to generate electrical power for a variety of applications, from running household appliances to powering vehicles. 3. DC Relays: These devices are used to switch between different components in circuits. For example, when an input signal is given, relays will actuate a switch to complete a circuit between two components. 4. DC Capacitors: These components store energy in the form of an electrical charge. They are used in many applications, such as filtering and regulating voltages. 5. DC Connectors: These connectors can be used to bridge two components together, and are often used in circuits to complete a connection between them, or to adjust a voltage or current. 6. DC Fuses: These devices protect circuits by limiting the amount of current flowing through them. If a circuit is overloaded, a fuse will blow to prevent damage to the other components. 7. DC Breakers: These components are similar to fuses, but they can be reset after an overload. They serve the same purpose as fuses, but can be reused after being tripped. 8. DC Motors: These motors are used to control the speed and torque of a motor. They are often used in applications such as robotics and toys. 9. DC Regulators: These components are used to limit the amount of current flowing through a circuit. They are also used to regulate voltage, by regulating the output from a DC power source. 10. DC Transformers: These devices are used to convert electricity from one form to another. They are often used to convert AC to DC, or to step up or step down the voltage of a circuit.