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Good question. In a regular transistor, the gate does have capacitance but this is generally viewed as an inconvenient side-effect. For a capacitor, you make th
by kens 6y ago
Good question. In a regular transistor, the gate does have capacitance but this is generally viewed as an inconvenient side-effect. For a capacitor, you make the gate much bigger so you get more capacitance. The other difference is that in a transistor you're connecting to both sides so you get a switch but the capacitor just connects to one side (handwaving a bit) so there's no switch action.