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This is a 1.0 F capacitor [0], we use similar ones for short-term UPS backup so our embedded systems can shut down safely. And a Coulomb is one amp for one sec
by photojosh 8y ago
This is a 1.0 F capacitor [0], we use similar ones for short-term UPS backup so our embedded systems can shut down safely.
And a Coulomb is one amp for one second, that's not exactly large either.
So it's not that coulombs and amps are too large a unit, it's that it's hard to convert and store large amounts of energy.
[0] https://au.rs-online.com/web/p/products/7898012/ https://au.rs-online.com/web/p/products/7898012/
- bovine3dom 8y ago> hard to convert and store large amounts of energy. Which I would say means that it's a bad unit. How about an amp for a nanosecond? That would lead to much more sensible numbers elsewhere.