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From: LU9DCEDate: Thu, 02 Apr 26 14:45:00 Z
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Subject: ELECTRONICS FACTS 02-APR
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THE **CAPACITOR** WAS INVENTED IN 1745 BY EWALD GEORG VON KLEIST IN
GERMANY. HE DISCOVERED THAT CHARGE COULD BE STORED BY USING A GLASS
JAR LINED WITH METAL FOILA DEVICE NOW CALLED A "LEYDEN JAR." IT WAS
ONE OF THE FIRST DEVICES CAPABLE OF STORING ELECTRICAL CHARGE, AND IT
FAMOUSLY GAVE EARLY EXPERIMENTERS PAINFUL SHOCKS. MODERN CAPACITORS
NOW RANGE FROM TINY SURFACE-MOUNT COMPONENTS TO MASSIVE
SUPERCAPACITORS CAPABLE OF STORING ENOUGH ENERGY TO POWER ENTIRE
BUILDINGS.
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