This quantity is observed in devices that were predated by the (*) Leyden Jar; those devices now commonly consist of two parallel-plate conductors that are separated by a dielectric.
This quantity is multiplied by the voltage gain to produce the "Miller" type of this quantity. Its inverse is elastance (ee-LAST-ence). For an infinitely thin sphere, it equals four pi times the electric constant times the radius. This quantity is observed in devices that were predated by the (*) Leyden Jar; those devices now commonly consist of two parallel-plate conductors that are separated by a dielectric. It is equal to charge over voltage and measured in Farads ("FAIR"-adz). For 10 points, name this measure of the amount of stored electrical energy.
This quantity is multiplied by the voltage gain to produce the "Miller" type of this quantity.
{capacitance} [or C]