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    This document summarizes key concepts about capacitors: 1. A capacitor's capacitance (C) is equal to the charge (Q) stored divided by the potential difference (V) across its plates. 2. Common capacitor types include parallel plate, cylindrical, and spherical capacitors. Formulas are given relating capacitance to physical properties like plate area, distance between plates, and dielectric material. 3. Circuits can combine capacitors in series or parallel. Formulas are provided to calculate equivalent capacitance and other properties in these configurations. 4. The energy stored in a capacitor is equal to one-half the capacitance times the square of the potential difference. Formulas relate stored charge

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    This document summarizes key concepts about capacitors: 1. A capacitor's capacitance (C) is equal to the charge (Q) stored divided by the potential difference (V) across its plates. 2. Common capacitor types include parallel plate, cylindrical, and spherical capacitors. Formulas are given relating capacitance to physical properties like plate area, distance between plates, and dielectric material. 3. Circuits can combine capacitors in series or parallel. Formulas are provided to calculate equivalent capacitance and other properties in these configurations. 4. The energy stored in a capacitor is equal to one-half the capacitance times the square of the potential difference. Formulas relate stored charge

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    Fis Kapasitor

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    This document summarizes key concepts about capacitors: 1. A capacitor's capacitance (C) is equal to the charge (Q) stored divided by the potential difference (V) across its plates. 2. Common capacitor types include parallel plate, cylindrical, and spherical capacitors. Formulas are given relating capacitance to physical properties like plate area, distance between plates, and dielectric material. 3. Circuits can combine capacitors in series or parallel. Formulas are provided to calculate equivalent capacitance and other properties in these configurations. 4. The energy stored in a capacitor is equal to one-half the capacitance times the square of the potential difference. Formulas relate stored charge

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    Kapasitor (E) 2 .

    Kapasnltas Kapasiltor 801A Konduktor


    Q
    [ =

    C =
    Kapasltaskapasltor (F)
    Q =
    Muatan (E)
    V =
    Beda Potensial ( V ) Q 121 .
    R2
    c = =

    ✓ K .
    ( R2 - Rt)

    1. Kapasnitor Keeping sejasar R


    C =
    41T Eo R .
    =

    3. Kapasltaskaplsltor Slllnder

    T 21T Eo L
    C
    .

    Q -
    d In ( Rhd)
    ✓ =

    A. Eo

    ∅
    C =

    ∅ d .

    A. Eo

    A. Eo
    C =

    Jlkadlslslplbahanpenyekat
    V0
    Up =

    Er

    A- =
    Lilas (ma )

    Eo = Permitvitae Udara
    EO = 8. 85 .
    10-12 C- 21mm 2

    Er =
    Permitlvltasbahan ygdlslslpkan
    d =
    JaraKantar keeping (m)

    V0 =
    Beda potensial (V )

    Vp = Beda potensialpenyekat ( V)

    Er =
    Permltlvltasrelatlfbhnpenyekat
    Sltsunankapasltor

    1 .
    Seri

    ①total =
    QI = Q2 =
    _ _ .

    I 1 I
    =
    + + _ _ .

    Cs C, C2

    ✓total =
    V1 + V2 + . . .

    2. Parallel

    ① total =
    Qi + Q2 t - - -

    Cp =
    Ci + C2 -1 - - -

    ✓total = V1 =
    V2

    3. Vgabungan
    Q
    C. =

    V = Q

    C
    ②I + ①2
    ✓ =

    ☐ + C2

    4 Energi

    ygtersimpanw-2-Q.lt
    .

    '

    w= £

    =
    § .
    C. V2
    ✗ = 6- F
    E) Muatanygtersimpandlm 2-

    " "
    XY Z
    2- = 12 F

    Y = 6- F

    Qtotal =
    QXY =
    Qz =
    144 C-
    ••

    V= 24 Volt

    Muatanygtersimpandlm ✗ dan -1

    A) Kapasitas Kapasnitorpengganti Qxx = 144C

    *) ✗ dan -1 → Parallel Qxy =


    Qx + 0--1

    Cxy = Cx + Ct lngat ! C =

    = 6- + 8 C dan Q sebandlng
    =
    12 F Qxy = 6- p + 6- P

    *) ✗✗ dan 2- → Seri 144 = 12 P

    I I / P = 12
    = +

    Cxxz Cxx Cz
    ①✗ EP 5 12 =
    72 C-
    ±
    = =

    I
    .

    +
    =

    12 72
    Qy Gp 8 12 C
    =
    = = .

    I = 1-
    Cx-17 0 D) Beda Potensial using Kapasitor 2- (vz)
    Cxyz = 6- F Qz
    CÉ
    Vz

    8) Mvatanigtersimpandlmnangkaian 144
    12 =

    Q Vz
    C =

    V 12 Vz = 144

    Q Vz =
    12 Volt
    G- =

    24
    Q = 6- .
    24 E) Energi ygtersimpan pd Z

    Q =
    144 C
    Wz =
    £ ¥ Qz .

    =
    £ . 12 . 144

    =
    5 .
    144

    =
    86-4 J

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