The connection between voltage, charge, and capacitance is simple.

You can use this formula to understand it:

C = Q / V

Let’s break it down:

• Voltage (V) is like the push that moves electric charge through a circuit.
• Charge (Q) is the amount of electricity that a capacitor holds.
• Capacitance (C) tells us how much charge a capacitor can keep for each unit of voltage.

This means if you raise the voltage, you can store more charge, as long as the capacitance stays the same!

There are different types of capacitors, like ceramic and electrolytic ones.

Also, the energy stored in a capacitor is found using this formula:

E = 1/2 * C * V²

This shows how much energy you can store based on the capacitance and the voltage!