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Capacitors are always coded in either pF or ?F units but never in nF.
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Connecting capacitances in series is equivalent to
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Charging a capacitor involves a voltage source redistributing some electrons from one side of the capacitor to the other.
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Dielectric strength is the ability of a dielectric to withstand a potential difference without arcing across the insulator.
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A capacitor consists of an insulator, also called a ______________ between two conductors.
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Which of the following is not a feature of the tantalum electrolytic capacitor?
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Stored energy greater than how many joules can be dangerous and could produce an electric shock?
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The ______________ rating specifies the maximum potential difference that can be applied across the plates without puncturing the dielectric.
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What is the ability of a dielectric to hold or store an electric charge?
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Mica capacitors are often used for large capacitance values of about 100 to 5000 ?F.
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) Dielectric ______________ is the inability of a capacitor to completely discharge to zero.
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What type capacitors have a body that is one solid color, such as tan and the end electrodes completely enclose the end of the part?
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The result of a larger plate area is less charge stored for the same applied voltage, which means that the capacitance is smaller.
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The action of neutralizing the charge by connecting a conducting path across the dielectric is called
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What piece of test equipment is specifically designed to measure the capacitance value of capacitors?
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A rating that specifies the maximum potential difference that can be applied across the plates without puncturing the dielectric is the
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In the electronics industry capacitors are generally referred to as condensers.
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What is the inability of a capacitor to completely discharge to zero?
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When two or three capacitor sections of a tuning capacitor are configured on one common shaft, the capacitor sections are said to be
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