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So if we want to design a capacitor that has a high capacitance, what we need to do is think about what sort of dimensions it should have and what kind of things we would want to do to it.
00:13
So if we look at our equation for capacitance, we have c is equal to epsilon na, which is the primitivity of free space, times a, which is the area over d.
00:26
So i'm going to go ahead and draw out a parallel plate capacitor here just to get a better idea visually of what's going on.
00:35
So i've got my parallel plate capacitor.
00:40
And the distance here, this is d, the distance in between the plates and a, is the area of the plate itself.
00:50
So what we can do in this case, actually, epsilon not does not have to be constant.
00:56
So we can increase xxel not, which will increase the capacitance.
01:04
Right? and the way that you would increase epsilon not is by adding a dielectric.
01:15
See, i'm going to erase that and rewrite it real quick here...