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1 Complete assessment 2 and receive verbal feedback Begin preparatory work on assessment 3

2 On Completion of Assessment 2 Carry out research and produce a report describing: The following list of capacitors in terms of their capacitance, typical range of working voltages, dielectric, and energy storage. Give one example of a typical application for each type of capacitor. Electrolytic Mica Plastic Paper Ceramic Fixed and variable Your report should also include diagrams showing the construction of each capacitor. This work will satisfy the requirements for P4 Unit 6 and will contribute towards outcomes P5, P6 and M2

3 Further Stretch and Challenge Capacitors in series (P6)Capacitors in Parallel (P6)

4 Even More Stretch and Challenge (M2) Completion of these objectives will cover most of the groundwork for assessment 3

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