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Day 115, Monday, 7 March, 2016 Capacitance in Series and Parallel Resistance formulas In series and in parallel Capacitors In series and in parallel Capacitance.

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1 Day 115, Monday, 7 March, 2016 Capacitance in Series and Parallel Resistance formulas In series and in parallel Capacitors In series and in parallel Capacitance formulas In series and in parallel Diagrams Dielectrics in capacitors Stud-finder

2 Resistance in different Circuits In series circuits resistance adds linearly as resisters are added. r total = r 1 + r 2 +r 3 … In parallel circuits resistance adds inversely as resistors are added. 1/r total = 1/r 1 +1/r 2 + 1/r 3 …

3 Capacitors Spiral wound   Parallel plate

4 Capacitors in Combination

5 Equivalent Capacitance Formulas

6 Circuit Diagram

7 Simplified Circuit Diagram

8 Dielectrics increase Capacitance

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10 Credits Capacitor photo (big green) Profesanxenxo.iespano.es Capacitor photo (little yellow) www.play-hooky.com Series and Parallel Circuit diagrams httpkeisan.casio.comkeisanlibrealsystem20061258035746Csp2.gif Capacitor diagrams www.physicstutorials.org Dielectric in Capacitor httphyperphysics - phy-astr - gsu - eduhbaseelectricdielec - html.gif Stud-finder http://slideplayer.com.slide272952

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