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Capacitors Energy Storage Devices Prepared By : Shingala Nital (130590116012) Paghdal Radhika (130590116009) Bopaliya Mamta (130590107008) Guided By : Prof. Tank Nikhil

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CapacitorsEnergy Storage Devices

Prepared By : Shingala Nital(130590116012)

Paghdal Radhika(130590116009)

Bopaliya Mamta(130590107008)

Guided By : Prof. Tank Nikhil

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ObjectiveDescribe the construction of a capacitor and

how charge is stored.Introduce several types of capacitorsDiscuss the electrical properties of a capacitor

The relationship between charge, voltage, and capacitance Charging and discharging of a capacitor

Relationship between voltage, current, and capacitance; power; and energy

Equivalent capacitance when a set of capacitors are in series and in parallel

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CapacitorsComposed of two conductive plates separated

by an insulator (or dielectric).Commonly illustrated as two parallel metal

plates separated by a distance, d.

C = e A/dwhere e = er eo

er is the relative dielectric constant

eo is the vacuum permittivity

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Effect of DimensionsCapacitance increases with

increasing surface area of the plates,

decreasing spacing between plates, and

increasing the relative dielectric constant of the insulator between the two plates.

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Types of CapacitorsFixed Capacitors

Nonpolarized May be connected into circuit with either terminal

of capacitor connected to the high voltage side of the circuit. Insulator: Paper, Mica, Ceramic, Polymer

Electrolytic The negative terminal must always be at a lower

voltage than the positive terminal Plates or Electrodes: Aluminum, Tantalum

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NonpolarizedDifficult to make nonpolarized capacitors that

store a large amount of charge or operate at high voltages.Tolerance on capacitance values is very large

+50%/-25% is not unusual

PSpice Symbol

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ElectrolyticPspice Symbols Fabrication

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Variable CapacitorsCross-sectional area is changed as one set of

plates are rotated with respect to the other.

PSpice Symbol

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MEMS CapacitorMEMS (Microelectromechanical system)

Can be a variable capacitor by changing the distance between electrodes.

Use in sensing applications as well as in RF electronics.

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Electric Double Layer CapacitorAlso known as a supercapacitor or

ultracapacitorUsed in high voltage/high current applications.

Energy storage for alternate energy systems.

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Electrical Properties of a CapacitorActs like an open circuit at steady state when

connected to a d.c. voltage or current source.Voltage on a capacitor must be continuous

There are no abrupt changes to the voltage, but there may be discontinuities in the current.

An ideal capacitor does not dissipate energy, it takes power when storing energy and returns it when discharging.

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Properties of a Real CapacitorA real capacitor does dissipate energy due

leakage of charge through its insulator.This is modeled by putting a resistor in

parallel with an ideal capacitor.

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Energy StorageCharge is stored on the plates of the

capacitor.Equation:

Q = CVUnits:

Farad = Coulomb/VoltageFarad is abbreviated as F

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Sign Conventions• The sign convention used with a

capacitor is the same as for a power dissipating device.• When current flows into the positive

side of the voltage across the capacitor, it is positive and the capacitor is dissipating power.

• When the capacitor releases energy back into the circuit, the sign of the current will be negative.

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Current-Voltage Relationships

11t

t

CC

CC

C

C

o

dtiC

v

dt

dvCi

dt

dqi

Cvq

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Power and Energy

dt

dvCvp

vip

CCC

CCC

C

qw

Cvw

C

CC

2

2

1

2

2

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Capacitors in Parallel

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Ceq for Capacitors in Parallel

i

4321eq

4321

4433

2211

4321

C

CCCCdt

dvCi

dt

dvC

dt

dvC

dt

dvC

dt

dvCi

dt

dvCi

dt

dvCi

dt

dvCi

dt

dvCi

iiiii

eqin

in

in

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Capacitors in Series

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Ceq for Capacitors in Series

i

14321eq

t

t

t

t4

t

t3

t

t2

t

t1

t

t44

t

t33

t

t22

t

t11

4321

1111C

idt1

idt1

idt1

idt1

idt1

idt1

idt1

idt1

idt1

1

o

1

o

1

o

1

o

1

o

1

o

1

o

1

o

1

o

CCCC

Cv

CCCCv

Cv

Cv

Cv

Cv

vvvvv

eqin

in

in

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General Equations for Ceq

Parallel Combination Series CombinationIf P capacitors are in

parallel, thenIf S capacitors are in

series, then:

1

1

1

S

s seq CC

P

pPeq CC

1

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SummaryCapacitors are energy storage devices.An ideal capacitor act like an open circuit at steady

state when a DC voltage or current has been applied.The voltage across a capacitor must be a continuous

function; the current flowing through a capacitor can be discontinuous.

The equations for equivalent capacitance for capacitors in parallel capacitors in

series1

1

1

S

s seq CC

P

pPeq CC

1

11

t

t

CCC

C

o

dtiC

vdt

dvCi

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Conclusion

The capacitor it is the device which store the energy in die-electric medium using the electric field when connected to the battery. When the battery is removed the electric field collapsed and it give the charge to the circuit parameter.

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