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Capacitance is the ability of a body to store an electrical charge.

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For the simulation of my design, I am using aluminum and tantalum capacitors. While performing a power delivery network (PDN) analysis, I looked for S-parameter models (.s1p/.s2p) for these capacitors....
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I'm trying to make an ultra sensitive capacitive touch sensor. I want to use a lock-in amplifier type setup to get a good SNR. I've attached a general diagram of my proposed setup. My main question is ...
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I've got GW instek LCR 819 meter in good conditions and its quite good for me. But there is a problem it got no COM (RS232) port to connect to PC. There is a 4 screw metal cover on the back of the ...
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We're doing a biowaste based supercapacitor as our last project. I couldn't find anywhere methods of designing supercapacitors (having target capacitance based on certain measurements like specific ...
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I'm trying to build a simple capacitive soil moisture sensor, but my sensitivity is very low. D3 is a 3V 50% PWM signal with ~500kHz. A0 is connected to an Atmega328p. The wire between R4 and the ...
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I would like to correct the values that I am measuring with an LCR meter (specifically the LCR6002 from GW Instek). I am a bit acquainted with electronics in a very basic level, but here, my knowledge ...
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Am using Klein tools ET600 to check if there is any hidden short to ground (like nail touching any conductor) in any of the 8-conductors in a 60 feet HVAC cable running from indoor air-handler to ...
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I was trying to model a surface mount resistor (say an 0603 package). Below, is a simple equivalent circuit which shows the stray inductance, the resistance itself and the stray capacitance between ...
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I am running a 25W DC load at 5.2V. When the power is cut-off I want a parallel capacitor such that it can keep running load for 1 second. What capacitance is required? Is calculated using x2 methods &...
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The datasheets for the NXP and Diodes Inc versions of the 2-gate tristate buffer don't seem to give any value for output capacitance (when the buffer is disabled via OEn = 1 and the input is not ...
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I am creating a video in Manim about basic electrical circuits. The circuit under consideration is an ideal RC circuit with a DC voltage source, no energy losses. My reasoning is as follows: When the ...
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I would like to start out by saying I know the load Capacitance is 18pF for my 16MHz crystal oscillator and that would make my C_L1 and C_L2 both equal to 26pF given a Stray Capacitance of 5pF for my ...
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With an oscilloscope and a 1 m wire at the probe for electrostatic induction I measure 50 Hz electric fields from my mains at a fixed spot in my house. I model reading voltage V_1 at my oscilloscope ...
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I want to measure capacitance between 0.5pf and 500pf. Is a Wheatstone bridge a good way to do it? The capacitance is of a twisted pair wire dipped in water for water level measurement. I know I need ...
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I'm working out the relative "signal" of different electrometer designs following on from this question. I'm trying to determine the current magnitude (what would A read?). Consider the ...
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