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Jun 4, 2009. 5:58 PMJamesRPatrick
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What cart and program? Also, I think this layout would be more efficient. Or you could roll it.
I imagine it would work, but what would you use for the dialectric? (divider)
They used wax and cardboard in many of the OLDER capacitors a few decades ago, but they had the problem of being somewhat low in capacitance, and that the capacitance fluctuated with humidity and barometric pressure changes.
The cardboard is a stiff cardboard found in Xray sheet that are used to separate them. And very cool that they used wax
May 24, 2009. 9:43 AMethosrot
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What are you using as your container and divider materials? You're not looking to get a whole lot of capacitance through this method, but it may work. It all depends on what you're trying to accomplish.
a film contain but this is just an idea , I probably will not make one
Yeah, it should work. Capacitance is a function of surface area, and distance between the plates.
It would work as a capacitor if you built it right. But as ACProdigy observes the capacitance would be rather low.
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