I was reading about capacitors and found that a capacitor blocks DC current. Voltage across the capacitor is constant and the current through the capacitor is zero when using DC current?
How can I construct a capacitor that will store up a higher DC voltage than that of the input voltage? I am trying to setup a basic spark gap circuit. Where the gap is set at a certain distance and the connection cannot be made until a capacitor builds up enough stored voltage to discharge across the gap. Any help is appriciated, thanks.
How can I construct a capacitor that will store up a higher DC voltage than that of the input voltage? I am trying to setup a basic spark gap circuit. Where the gap is set at a certain distance and the connection cannot be made until a capacitor builds up enough stored voltage to discharge across the gap. Any help is appriciated, thanks.