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jCorn1234

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How do ceramic and mica capacitor mfd ratings compare to paper and film capacitors?
 
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Does a capacitor lose its charge once it is disconnected from the power source?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Disc ceramic capacitors are commonly found on electronic circuit boards and are typically 0.1 micro farads

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A Capacitor will store energy when an electric charge is forced onto its plates from a power source. A capacitor will still retain this charge even after disconnection from the power source. A mishandled capacitor will deliver a shock that can be severe and even fatal, especially for large capacitors charged to a high voltage.





 

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