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aerojazz
Senior tube assistant
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(3/3/04 8:10 pm)
Capacitors in parallel?
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When capacitors are wired in parallel does the voltage handling capability sum as well as the capacitance? Or does the capacitace devide?
Edited by: aerojazz at: 3/3/04 8:13 pm
PHATamps
I only work on tube amps
Posts: 420
(3/3/04 8:17 pm)
Re: Capacitors in parallel?
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When caps are paralleled, capacitance is summed and voltage rating stays the same (use the lower of the two if they're different).
When caps are in series, capacitance is divided (according to the same formula as for resistors in parallel), but the voltage ratings are summed.
aerojazz
Senior tube assistant
Posts: 152
(3/3/04 8:19 pm)
Re: Capacitors in parallel?
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Thats what I needed, Thanks
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