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Does an increase in Capacitance mean a decrease in voltage?
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Capacitance and voltage relationship
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in series^
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If the charge on the capacitor doesn't change the voltage will decrease. (V = Q/C). If it does change it depends on the circuit and what you do to it.matangi7 said:in series^
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matangi7 said:Does an increase in Capacitance mean a decrease in voltage?
Thanks!
Even adding that they are in series isn't enough information.
You could mean:
The safe working voltage
The voltage drop through them
The voltage between the ends and ground
or??
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