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Capacitor Technology Great energy Storage in Small Place

Capacitor Technology Great energy Storage in Small Place. Amaris “J.W.” Jones-Wiggins Dr. Rebman. Photogenic. Where do cameras get their flash? Capacitors take in energy Release it in an Instant Flash!!. What’s a Capacitor?. An object that stores energy and releases it quickly

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Capacitor Technology Great energy Storage in Small Place

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  1. Capacitor TechnologyGreat energy Storage in Small Place Amaris “J.W.” Jones-Wiggins Dr. Rebman

  2. Photogenic • Where do cameras get their flash? • Capacitors take in energy • Release it in an Instant Flash!!

  3. What’s a Capacitor? • An object that stores energy and releases it quickly • Similar to batteries except cannot create energy

  4. Composition • Two plates inside a cell that are parts of two terminals • Plates separated by a non-conducting substance

  5. How do Capacitors Work • Capacitors take in electrons from the charge created by the main power source and stores them • Once power has faded the capacitor picks and begins to discharge the power to continue the flow.

  6. Storage Capacity • The Storage Capacity of a Capacitor is called a Farad. • Farad Storing capacitors are large, usually capacity is measured in microfarads *Charge assumed at 1 volt.

  7. Functionality • Capacitors are mainly used for quick bursts of energy • Evening out uneven energy flow • Can’t store nearly as much energy as a battery.

  8. Capacitive Technology Uses • Clock, Timers, other time keeping Devices • Wave based Devices, X-rays, MRIs, and Antennas • Cell Phones • Touch Screens

  9. History of Capacitor • Messy Records give Credit to two People: • 1. Ewald Georg von Kleist • 2. Pieter van Musschenbroek : Invented the Leyden Jar • Concepts Expanded by Ben Franklin, and later Michael Faradey

  10. Future of Capacitive Technology. • NanoTube Capacitors. • Greatly Increases Power for small spaces • Growing capacitors

  11. BE CAREFUL! • Capacitors can Discharge Large amounts of power very quickly • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WheLp0RdLQ&NR=1 • http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/capacitor.htm

  12. Works Cited • Marshall, Brian. Bryant, Charles. W. “ How Capacitors Work” How Stuff Works .com http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/capacitor2.htm • Buczkowski, Tyra “Capacitor History” Faradnet. http://www.faradnet.com/know/historix.htm • “Nano World Carbon Nanotube Capacitors” Psyorg. http://www.physorg.com/news10525.html

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