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Q=CV.
Class 11 · Bangla Version · Physics
Electricity, magnetism and circuits
Use charge, stored energy and series/parallel capacitance in an ideal model.
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Capacitance C=Q/V compares stored charge with potential difference. Stored energy is QV/2. Parallel capacitances add; series capacitances combine reciprocally. These equations describe ideal components; no physical high-voltage experiment is required.
Worked example
For C=2 μF and V=10 V, Q=20 μC and stored energy0.0001 J. Two2 μF capacitors in parallel give4 μF; in series they give1 μF.
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- Identify the arrangement.
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Parallel capacitances add.
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Reciprocal total=1/6+1/6.
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E=CV²/2=4×10^−6×25/2=5×10^−5 J.
Convert microfarads to farads.
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E=CV²/2 depends on the square of V.
State fixed capacitance.
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Compare two capacitor arrangements on paper with labelled charge and voltage.
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