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Capacitance of the Parallel-
Plate Capacitor
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AεC
mF 1085.8 12
0
ε
0 r
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Electrolytic Capacitors
• High capacitance value
• Only one polarity of voltage should be applied to electrolytic
capacitors
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Parasitic Effects
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Consider the situation shown in Figure 3.14. Prior to t = 0, the capacitorC1 is charged
to a voltage of v1 = 100 V and the other capacitor has no charge (i.e., v2 = 0). At t = 0,
the switch closes. Compute the total energy stored by both capacitors before and after
the switch closes.
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INDUCTANCE
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diLtv 0
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Lti
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tw t p t dt Li t w t
p t v t i t
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Linear Variable Differential Transformer