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Q=CV
charge (Coulombs) = capacitance (Farad) x voltage across capacitor (Volts)
combining series capacitors
1/Ceq = 1/C1 + 1/C2 + 1/C3 + …
combining parallel capacitors
Ceq= C1 + C2 + C3 + …
Characteristics of series capacitors
capacitors that share a corner without branches going somewhere else
Characteristics of parallel capacitors
2 capacitors with the same start and end nodes, with nothing between them
If capacitors are parallel, what do we know about the QVC table
same V (voltage, volts)
If capacitors in series, what do we know about the QVC table
same Q (charge, coulombs)
How do you start your QCV table
Find Ceq, fill out battery given, fill out given voltages for each capacitor
Branch law (Kirchhoff's Law #1)
Current In = Current out (Iin=Iout). so go from the battery and down one pathway, see where the current branches out to (Vbattery=V1+V2+V3 if 3 branch directions)
Loop law (Kirchhoff's Law #2)
every full loop, voltage rises (battery) and drops (resistor) cancel out. so ΔV=0 (Vbattery-V1-V2=0)