Can You Calculate Capacitance for Each Half of a Cylinder Capacitor Separately?

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For a cylinder capacitor with two different dielectric materials placed vertically in each half, it is possible to calculate the capacitance of each half separately. Each half can be treated as its own capacitor, allowing for individual capacitance calculations. Once the capacitances are determined, they can be summed as if they are in parallel. This approach is valid because the two halves function independently within the overall capacitor structure. Therefore, calculating each half separately and then summing them is the correct method.
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hey

i have 2 cylinders one with r1 the second with r2. r2>r1, an cylinder capacitor.

in the space between them i put 2 dielectric materials, the first in a half of the cylinder, vertical,and the second on the other side vertical.

like: first- 0-180 deg
second- 180-360 deg

now i want to calculate the capacity , can i calculate each half by itself and then add?

and threat each half as it's own capacitor?, and then as summing in parallel ...

thanks
 
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That is exactly what you should do. The two halves effectively act as capacitors in parallel.
 
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