What charge exists on a 30 μF capacitor (fully charged) with a 120 V potential difference between its plates and what is the energy stored? Ans: 3.6.

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What charge exists on a 30 μF capacitor (fully charged) with a 120 V potential difference between its plates and what is the energy stored? Ans: 3.6 x C, 0.22 J

Energy Stored in a Charged Capacitor The area under the graph gives the energy stored in the capacitor. 0 Q V

12 V 100m The value of the capacitor is 250 F and it is charged by a 12 V power supply. 1.Calculate the strength of the Electric field between the plates. 2.Calculate the energy stored in the air filled capacitor. The value of the capacitor is 250 F and it is charged by a 12 V power supply. 1.Calculate the strength of the Electric field between the plates. 2.Calculate the energy stored in the air filled capacitor. 3.Compare and discuss your answers to questions 1 and 2 with an identical capacitor that has been filled with a dielectric and connected to the same 12 V power supply. The dielectric constant is Compare and discuss your answers to questions 1 and 2 with an identical capacitor that has been filled with a dielectric and connected to the same 12 V power supply. The dielectric constant is 5.57 Capacitors

12 V 100m The value of the capacitor is 250 F and it is charged with a 12 V power supply. Capacitors 2.Calculate the energy stored in the air filled capacitor. Capacitors 1.Calculate the strength of the Electric field between the plates.

12 V 100m The value of the capacitor is 250 F and it is charged with a 12 V power supply. 1.Calculate the strength of the Electric field between the plates. 2.Calculate the energy stored in the air filled capacitor. The value of the capacitor is 250 F and it is charged with a 12 V power supply. 1.Calculate the strength of the Electric field between the plates. 2.Calculate the energy stored in the air filled capacitor. Capacitors 3.Compare and discuss your answers to question 1 and 2 with an identical capacitor that has been filled with a dielectric and connected to the same 12 V power supply. The dielectric constant is Compare and discuss your answers to question 1 and 2 with an identical capacitor that has been filled with a dielectric and connected to the same 12 V power supply. The dielectric constant is Vm J

3.When the dielectric constant is 5.57 then: 12 V 100m E = Vm -1 E = 0.10 J The value of the capacitor is 250 F and it is charged with a 12 V power supply. 1.Calculate the strength of the Electric field between the plates. 2.Calculate the energy stored in the air filled capacitor. The value of the capacitor is 250 F and it is charged with a 12 V power supply. 1.Calculate the strength of the Electric field between the plates. 2.Calculate the energy stored in the air filled capacitor. Capacitors My calculations show that the electric field stays the same in both of the capacitors because the voltage has not changed. The energy stored is dependent on the capacitance and the voltage and since the dielectric has a factor of 5.57 the energy stored has increased by that amount. The capacitance cannot affect the electric field because it is not in the equation. Energy is also dependent on voltage but that has stayed constant Vm J