Please view the attachment.
Both capacitor is the same?
They both can charge and discharge?
The different is the one with + sign is electrolytic and the other is ceramic but they both react the same in DC or AC?
and electrolytic must not be connected wrongly or the capacitor will explode..
Just googled it (I know, should have done it before posting). Well, what do ya know, there are tantalum electrolytics, but you know what I was referring to.
Ok. So both capacitor act the same in Dc, they hold charge, and discharge..
The reason to use a ceramic or electrolytic is because their value?
Electrolytic value is 1uF ++
Ceramic value is below 1uF?
Ok. So both capacitor act the same in Dc, they hold charge, and discharge..
The reason to use a ceramic or electrolytic is because their value?
Electrolytic value is 1uF ++
Ceramic value is below 1uF?