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A commercial capacitor is constructed as in Figure 16. This particular capacitor is made from a strip of aluminum foil separated by two strips of...
A commercial capacitor is constructed as in Figure 16.25a. This particular capacitor is made from a strip of aluminum foil separated by two strips of paraffin-coated paper. Each strip of foil and paper is 3.00 cm wide. The foil is 0.00400 mm thick, and the paper is 0.025 mm thick and has a dielectric constant of 3.7. What length should the strips be if a capacitance of 7.00 ✕ 10-8F is desired before the capacitor is rolled up? (Use the parallel-plate formula. Adding a second strip of paper and rolling up the capacitor doubles its capacitance by allowing both surfaces of each strip of foil to store charge.)
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