What is the difference between turbocharging and naturally aspirated engines?

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The differences between turbocharging and naturally aspirated engines are: 1. Different working principles: Turbocharged engines use exhaust gases to drive the turbine, increasing the engine's air intake to generate power; naturally aspirated engines obtain power through repeated intake and combustion in several cylinders. 2. Different power delivery speeds: Turbocharged engines have the intervention of a turbocharging system to provide power, resulting in faster speeds; naturally aspirated engines deliver power more slowly. 3. Different noise levels: Turbocharged engines start up quickly, so they produce more noise; naturally aspirated engines have quiet and smooth idling, resulting in less noise when starting.