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Other than pornography, AI saved my day by helping me expanding normal explanations like
>a capacitor stores charges by the electrostatic effect
Into detailed academic bullshit for assignments or reports
>"A capacitor functions as an energy storage device by accumulating electric charge on its conductive plates through the action of electrostatic forces. This process involves the separation of positive and negative charges on two conductive surfaces, which are typically positioned parallel to each other and are separated by a dielectric material. When a potential difference (voltage) is applied across the terminals of the capacitor, an electric field is established between the plates, causing electrons to accumulate on one plate while an equal magnitude of positive charge is induced on the opposite plate. This phenomenon, governed by the principles of classical electrostatics, results in the storage of electrical energy in the form of an electrostatic field. The dielectric medium between the plates plays a crucial role in enhancing the capacitor’s ability to store charge by reducing the electric field strength for a given voltage, thereby increasing the capacitance without causing dielectric breakdown. This stored energy can be released when the external circuit requires it, making capacitors essential components in various electronic and electrical systems, where they serve purposes such as energy buffering, signal smoothing, and temporal charge retention.

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