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The process of removing energy from a store, such as a capacitor or battery. Stores may be parasitic, resulting in rapid spontaneous accidental discharge, as in a static shock.
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Calculating the discharge of Ultra Capacitors
Say I have two 500F ultra capacitors, connected in parallel, charged at 15V.
These are the capacitors BMOD0500 P016 B01.
Then say I connect the capacitors (via an inverter) to a 230V light bulb that …
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