Electronman
New Member
Hi,
In a Capacitor the more numbers of charges means the more voltage saved in the capacitor.
If we connect a 100uF and a 1000uF cap to 10V source then we know that more charges will be on the bigger cap, then why both caps have 10V across them? While the bigger one has more charges ( maybe ie more voltage)?
In a Capacitor the more numbers of charges means the more voltage saved in the capacitor.
If we connect a 100uF and a 1000uF cap to 10V source then we know that more charges will be on the bigger cap, then why both caps have 10V across them? While the bigger one has more charges ( maybe ie more voltage)?