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Capacitors and capacitance

c

4F u

6F u

Ab

c

c

c c c

a

8F u

2F u

24uF

Figure 6.21

6.18) A parallel plate capacitor is

constructed using a dielectric

material whose dielectric constant

is 3 an whose dielectric strength is

2×10 8 V/m The desired capacitance

is 0.25µF, and the capacitor must

withstand a maximum potential

difference of 4000V. Find the

maximum area of the capacitor

plate.

6.19) In figure 6.19(b) find (a) the

charge, (b) the potential difference,

(c) the stored energy for each

capacitor. With V=100V.

6.20) (a) Figure 6.22 shows a

network of capacitors between the

terminals a and b. Reduce this

network to a single equivalent

capacitor. (b) Determine the charge

on the 4µF and 8µF capacitors

when the capacitors are fully

charged by a 12V battery

connected to the terminals. (c)

Determine the potential difference

across each capacitor.

Figure 6.22

6.21) A uniform electric field

E=3000V/m exists within a certain

region. What volume of space

would contain an energy equal to

10 -7 J? Express your answer in

cubic meters and in litters.

6.22) A capacitor is constructed from

two square metal plates of side

length L and separated by a

distance d (Figure 6.23). One half

of the space between the plates (top

to bottom) is filled with

polystyrene (κ=2.56), and the other

half is filled with neoprene rubber

(κ=6.7). Calculate the capacitance

of the device, taking L=2cm and

d=0.75mm. (Hint: The capacitor

can be considered as two capacitors

connected in parallel.)

L

Dd

K= 2.56

K= 6.7

Figure 6.23

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