hi,
I know that capacitance is measured by the following equation:
Q = C V
So, the capacitor that can store one coloumb of electrical charge by applying one volt between its terminals, is said to have a capacitance of 1 Farad.
And the capacitor which can store one coloumb of electrical charge by applying 2 volts between its terminals, is said to have a capacitacne of 0.5 farad.
So, does this mean, we can get voltage difference between the capacitor terminals equals to 2 volts with the same amount of charges? 1 coloumb also?
I know that capacitance is measured by the following equation:
Q = C V
So, the capacitor that can store one coloumb of electrical charge by applying one volt between its terminals, is said to have a capacitance of 1 Farad.
And the capacitor which can store one coloumb of electrical charge by applying 2 volts between its terminals, is said to have a capacitacne of 0.5 farad.
So, does this mean, we can get voltage difference between the capacitor terminals equals to 2 volts with the same amount of charges? 1 coloumb also?