Its breakdown voltage is given as the dielectric times separation distance, while its potential energy is given by q-squared over two C. For 10 points, identify this physical device exemplified by the Leyden Jar, which builds up charge in an RC circuit and which is commonly used to store charge across an insulating layer.
DRAMs store single bits of data in these objects, which are one of two key objects used in snubbing to suppress voltage fluctuations across thyristors. This device is often given a ripple current rating, explaining the AC application of current through it. Its breakdown voltage is given as the dielectric times separation distance, while its potential energy is given by q-squared over two C. For 10 points, identify this physical device exemplified by the Leyden Jar, which builds up charge in an RC circuit and which is commonly used to store charge across an insulating layer.
DRAMs store single bits of data in these objects, which are one of two key objects used in snubbing to suppress voltage fluctuations across thyristors.
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