Changes in the gross charge can be lethal.
- From: Jeff☠Relf <Jeff_Relf@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Oct 2007 10:29:25 GMT
Re: A simple explanation of lighting, induction
and other capacitors that store and release a charge,
Why not say:
“ The net charge of a closed system is always zero,
the strength of the field is the gross charge,
and changes in the gross charge can be lethal. ” ?
Dictionary.COM says:
“ induction ( Electricity, Magnetism )
The process by which a body having electric or magnetic properties
produces magnetism, an electric charge, or an electromotive force
in a neighboring body without contact.
Compare electromagnetic induction, electrostatic induction. ”.
“ capacitor ( electronics )
An electronic device that can store electrical charge.
The charge stored Q in Coulombs is related to
the capacitance C in Farads
and the voltage V across the capacitor in Volts by ‘ Q = C * V ’.
The basis of a dynamic RAM cell is a capacitor.
They are also used for power-supply smoothing ( or ‘ decoupling ’ ).
This is especially important in digital circuits where
a digital device switching between states causes
a sudden demand for current.
Without sufficient local power supply decoupling,
this current ‘ spike ’
cannot be supplied directly from the power supply
due to the inductance of the connectors and so will cause
a sharp drop in the power supply voltage near the switching device.
This can cause other devices to malfunction
resulting in hard to trace glitches. ”.
.
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