Charge Storing Tanks.: Capacitors
Charge Storing Tanks.: Capacitors
Charge Storing Tanks.: Capacitors
Storing Tanks.
Capacitors
Device for storing electrical energy which can then be
released in a controlled manner
Consists of two conductors, carrying charges of q and –q,
that are separated, usually by a nonconducting material - an
insulator
Symbol in circuits is
1Coulomb
Units are 1 farad
1Volt
Calculating the Capacitance
Series
or
Parallel
Dielectrics
Most capacitors have a nonconducting material between
their plates
1 Q Q2
W
C 0 q dq
2C
Using the relationship between capacitance, voltage and
charge we also obtain
Q2 1 1
U C V QV
2
2C 2 2
where U is the stored potential energy
AIM OF OUR RESEARCH
WORK
• To Study Different Types of
Capacitors And Their
Properties.
A P PA R AT U S
• Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil .
• Pair of Scissors
• 3 pages of Printer Paper 8.5x11 in. (21.6x27.9 cm.)
• Tape
• Ruler
• Connecting Wires.
TYPES OF CAPACITOR
Parallel Plate Capacitor
• Parallel Plate Capacitors are the type of capacitors
which that have an arrangement of electrodes and
insulating material (dielectric).
• The two conducting plates act as electrodes.
• There is a dielectric between them. This acts as a
separator for the plates.
• The two plates of parallel plate capacitor are of
equal dimensions.
• They are connected to the power supply.
Spherical Plate Capacitor
• Tesla coils
• Coil guns
• Radio transmitters
• Filters
• Fans
• but essentially they are just used to store
charge.
Made By:
Chaitanya Singh
Aakansha
Daksh Panwar