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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts
capacitor and and 5 volts battery?

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / nilesh

5Vdc batt. will give 5V continuously whereas voltage given
by capacitor will reduce as it goes on discharging.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / balamurali

CAPACITOR STORES THE ENERGY IN THE FORM OF ELECTROSTATIC
FIELD

BATTERY STORES THE ENERGY IN THE FORM OF CHEMICAL ENERGY

BATTERY GIVES THE VOLTAGE FOR A LONG TIME BUT CAPACITOR DID
NOT

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / arvind kumar patel

A 5 volt battery provides a 5V dc continuously but when we
use 5V capacitor as a source of voltage ,it decreases
countinuously.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / adesh bandhu

the 5 volt of battery will give 5V continuously whereas
voltage given by capacitor will reduce as it goes on
discharging through load becoz in the battery charge
produces due to chemical reaction inside the battery but in
the capacitor the chare which is stored in the plates is
reduces due to discharging.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / hanumat singh kushwaha

the battery is supply dc . while input will be ac. if
battery is charge 5 volt and capacitor[ which is
electrostatic ] charge with 5volt of ac supply then battery
can give 5 volt dc supply with constant and store of energy
in terms of chemical energy. but capcitor can give 5 volt
ac supply with in form of decreases and fluctution and
store energy in form electrostatic energy.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / anusha

capacitor stores energy in d form of electrostatic field and battery stores energy in the form of chemical energy.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / tushar banswal

A dc battery gives a regulated 5V supply which is free from ripples.
whereas capacitor can charge upto 5V but cannot able to maintain it due to its electrostatic property and its discharge time is very fast.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / sanmeet hundal

Voltage discharge curve is different- Capacitor voltage drops right from zero time while discharging whereas battery holds voltage or tapers off much slowly initially till say 10% of charge left, then voltage decreases fast. Secondly a practical capacitor will discharge much quickly compared to a practical battery.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / melese tsegaye

A 5-volt capacitor stores electrical energy in an electric field, while a 5-volt battery produces electrical energy through a chemical reaction. The capacitor can discharge its stored energy rapidly, while a battery typically provides a steady voltage over a longer period. Additionally, a capacitor can be charged and discharged repeatedly, while a battery typically has a limited lifespan.

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what is the difference between the voltage of 5 volts capacitor and and 5 volts battery?..

Answer / lg

differences are many
battery !capacitor
1. volt is approx 1. volt is decreasiing
const.
2. dc volt 2. ac volt
3.min. phase shift 3. phase shift depends on load
4.no frequency 4. frequency depends on resistor
or load

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