Re: [TCML] Capacitor Conundrum

["Brian Foley" <ka1bbg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Mr Glow, that is a tuff question, but i will try to give it a shot.  in
a vacuum and i dont really know how hard or if its back flowed with any gas.
if it is then gas particles, otherwise i think it is basically a surface
charge on the two electrodes....
somebody must have a great answer...brian f.


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Subject: [TCML] Capacitor Conundrum


> Hi Everyone,
>
> Is it true that the charge of a capacitor is stored in it's  dielectric
and
> not the plates, and if so, how and where is the charge stored in  a vacuum
> capacitor?
>
> Just wondering,
>
> Tony Greer
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