Wednesday, September 30, 2015

homework and exercises - When I connect two charged capacitors side by side, what will be the voltage across them?


Say, I have two charged capacitors, one 3mF and one 2mF. The voltage across them are 20V and 30V respectively. Now if I connect the two capacitors side by side as shown below, what will be the voltage across each capacitor?


     open -------||----------------||-----------open
             20V, 3mF            30V, 2mF


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