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Why are capacitors used to give pules of very high potential difference (for e.g. x)?...what's the advantage?
The source charging the capacitors should have potential difference less than x if capacitors have an advantage here; for e.g. with a source x/2, we can getting a potential x...is this happening here?
The source charging the capacitors should have potential difference less than x if capacitors have an advantage here; for e.g. with a source x/2, we can getting a potential x...is this happening here?
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