Question 1:
Two condensers connected in series will be charged such that one gets +Q charge on one of its plates, and the other -Q.
Schematic: ------(-Q)| |(a)------(b)| |(+Q)-------
Can somebody prove (or at least show) intuitively to me why the plate "a" gets a +Q charge, and the plate "b" -Q?
Question 2:
A dialectic is inserted into a condenser made up of two plates. Afterwards, the condenser acts like it is two condensers connected in series. Why?
Two condensers connected in series will be charged such that one gets +Q charge on one of its plates, and the other -Q.
Schematic: ------(-Q)| |(a)------(b)| |(+Q)-------
Can somebody prove (or at least show) intuitively to me why the plate "a" gets a +Q charge, and the plate "b" -Q?
Question 2:
A dialectic is inserted into a condenser made up of two plates. Afterwards, the condenser acts like it is two condensers connected in series. Why?