LAB 2: Measuring Capacitance
P443 L2 1 LAB 2: Measuring Capacitance 1. Introduction Capacitance A voltage difference V applied between two conductors will induce opposite charges +Q and –Q on each. Capacitance is the ratio of the induced charge to the applied voltage, C=Q/V, and is determined only by the shape of the conductors and the spacing between them.
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