Capacitance. For any two-conductor configuration: For any resistor:

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Capacitance

For any two-conductor configuration: For any resistor:

Application of Gauss’s law gives: Q is total charge on inside of outer cylinder, and –Q is on outside surface of inner cylinder

Tech Brief 8: Supercapacitors For a traditional parallel-plate capacitor, what is the maximum attainable energy density?  = permittivity of insulation material V = applied voltage  = density of insulation material d = separation between plates Mica has one of the highest dielectric strengths ~2 x 10**8 V/m. If we select a voltage rating of 1 V and a breakdown voltage of 2 V (50% safety), this will require that d be no smaller than 10 nm. For mica,  = 6  0 and  = 3 x 10**3 kg/m 3. Hence: W = 90 J/kg = 2.5 x10** ‒ 2 Wh/kg. By comparison, a lithium-ion battery has W = 1.5 x 10**2 Wh/kg, almost 4 orders of magnitude greater Energy density is given by: