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Also known as cap, electronic capacitor
将电能储存在电场中的被动电子元件
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A capacitor is an electronic component described in educational resources such as BBC Bitesize and Electronics Club. It is the subject of articles on websites including Modelling Electronics and Electronics Tutorials. The topic is categorized under "Capacitors" on Commons and tagged on Stack Exchange.
The concept is referenced by 1,480 other encyclopedia articles. A specific article titled "Capacitors and Ohm's law" from BBC Bitesize contains 5,767 characters. This source is grounded and linked via property P973.
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Capacitors and Ohm's law - BBC Bitesize
Identify, explain, and select capacitors; understand capacitance units; grasp current, voltage, and resistance relationships; and perform Ohm’s law calculations.
bbc.co.uk →Add subjects, save guides and continue where you left off with your BBC account. 1. Electrolytic capacitors – these are polarised, so they have a positive and a negative leg. Usage : applications requiring large capacitance values, such as timing circuits and power supplies. 2. Ceramic capacitors – these are non-polarised. Usage : applications like signal smoothing. Choose capacitors based on the required capacitance, voltage rating, and whether the circuit requires a polarised or non-polarised capacitor. Stage 1 : The 9V battery sends electrical charge to the capacitor's plates, allowing it to store energy (like filling a tank). The capacitor continues charging until it's full. Stage 2: When the SPDT switchcloseSingle pole, double throw (SPDT) switchA type of electrical switch that allows you to connect a single input to one of two outputs. It has has one input terminal (the pole) and two output terminals (the throws). is manually pressed, the battery is now cut off from the rest of the circuit. However, the stored energy from the capacitor can now flow through the circuit, making the LED light up briefly. The resistor will control the discharge rate of the capacitor by limiting the flow of current through the circuit. If you know any two of these quantities, you can calculate the third.
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- one-port circuit
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- electronics.stackexchange.com/tags/capacitor
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- short name
- C
- different from
- condenser
- has characteristic
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Article · 中文
电容器(英文:capacitor,又稱為condenser)是將電能儲存在電場中的被動電子元件。电容器的儲能特性可以用電容表示。在電路中鄰近的導體之間即存在電容,而電容器是為了增加電路中的電容量而加入的電子元件。 電容器的外型以及其構造依其種類而不同,目前常使用的電容器也有許多。大部份的電容至少會有二個金屬板或是金屬表面的導體,中間有介電質隔開。導體可以是金屬箔、薄膜、燒結金屬珠或是电解质。無導電性的介電質可以增加電容器的儲電能力。常見的介電質有玻璃、陶瓷器、、纸、云母及氧化物。在許多的电路中都會用到電容器。電容器和電阻器不同,理想的電容器不會消耗能量。 當兩個介電質隔開的導體之間有電壓時,在介電質上會產生電場,因此正電荷會集中在一個導體,負電荷則是在另一個導體。电容器的電容定義為累積電荷和導體電壓之間的比值。国际单位制(SI)下電容的單位是法拉(F),定義為每伏特1库仑(1 C/V)。一般電容器的電容約在1 皮法拉(pF)(10−12 F)到1 毫法拉(mF)(10−3 F)。電容器的電容和導體的表面積成正比,和導體之間距離比反比。實務上,導體之間的介電質會通過微小的。而介電質的電場強度也有上限,因此電容器會有崩潰電壓。而電容器中的導體及其引脚會產生不想要的等效串聯電感及等效串联电阻。 电容器常用在電子電路中,阻隔直流電,讓交流電可以流過電容器。在電路中,电容器可以使電源供應的輸出變平滑。在LC电路中电容器和電感器可以調諧无线电到特定的頻率。在輸電系統中可以穩定電壓及功率的流動。在早期的數位電腦中,會用电容器儲存能量的特性作為動態記憶體。
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