The variable type of this device is used to tune radios, and they can be combined with resistors to form a system approximately equivalent to air resistance.
The variable type of this device is used to tune radios, and they can be combined with resistors to form a system approximately equivalent to air resistance. The way these devices are combined is the opposite of how resistors are, and their effectiveness can be increased by inserting an insulator, known as a (*) dielectric. Their namesake quantity is defined as the charge they store divided by the voltage across them. Name these circuit components that store charge usually on parallel plates, and have "strength" measured in farads.
The variable type of this device is used to tune radios, and they can be combined with resistors to form a system approximately equivalent to air resistance.
{capacitors} [or {condensor}s; accept {capacitance}]