Capacitors store an electric charge whose magnitude depends upon the plate area, the type of dielectric and the:

A capacitor which has been connected to a dc supply for a period of time displays a similar electrical characteristics to that of:

Increasing the value of resistance in a series RC circuit will:

Which of the following materials cannot be used as a dielectric?

The principal danger associated with charged capacitors is electric shock. This can be lethal, so capacitors should always be:

$$\frac{1}{C_T}=\frac{1}{C_1}+\frac{1}{C_2}+\frac{1}{C_3}$$  For the diagram shown, the total capacitance is:

For the diagram shown, the time constant is:

For the diagram shown, the time constant is 1.5 seconds.

How long will it take to fully charge the capacitor?

For the diagram shown, what will be the voltage across the capacitor after one time constant?

Relative Permittivity is also know as:

If the plate area and distance between the plates of a capacitor are kept constant, increasing the permittivity of the dielectric will increase the value of capacitance.

For the diagram shown, what will be the voltage across the resistor after one time constant?

For the diagram shown, what will be the current in the circuit after one time constant?

From left to right, the capacitors in the images shown are:

What is the SI unit for capacitance?

The image shows the capacitor voltage A and the current B curves while charging. Respectively, which curves show the capacitor voltage and the current while discharging?

 $Q=CV$  What is the charge on a capacitor of 470µF connected to a 400V DC supply?

 $E=\frac{1}{2}CV^2$  How much energy is stored in a 33µF capacitor when connected to 230V DC supply?

 $Q=CV$ 
The charge on a capacitor of 220µF is 28.6mC.

What is the voltage across it?

Older capacitors can sometimes contain polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). These chemicals can cause _____________ if they come into contact with the skin.

Some power capacitors in electrical equipment must be fitted with 'bleed' resistors to discharge them within _________ of removing the supply.

A functioning capacitor can be tested with an ohmmeter and should read:

Before testing capacitors with an ohmmeter, they should be fully discharged.

The image shows many types of capacitors.

Different types can be used in:

For the image shown, calculate the total capacitance.

A capacitor which has been fully discharged, displays a similar electrical characteristics to that of:

Work and energy are the same thing.

What is the practical unit for capacitance?

Decreasing the value of capacitance in a series RC circuit will: