q

usamos la siguiente formula :C=

V
0.06 pC
C 1= =0.30
0.200 V
0.07 pC
C 2= =0.28
0.250 V
0.09 pC
C 3= =0.30
0.300 V
0.010 pC
C 4= =0.29
0.350 V
0.12 pC
C 5= =0.30
0.400 V
0.13 pC
C 6= =0.29
0.450 V
Promedio de la capacitancia: 0.293 pF

- Calculamos la carga (q) de la tabla 2

ℇ 0 AV
q=
d

q 1=
( 8.85 x 10−12
C2
n∗m 2 )
∗( 200 m m2)∗(0.200 V )
=1.8 x 10−10
2.0 mm

q 2=
( 8.85 x 10−12
C2
n∗m 2 )
∗( 200 m m2)∗(0.200 V )
=1.2 x 10−11
3.0 mm

( )
2
C
∗( 200 m m )∗(0.200 V )
−12 2
8.85 x 10 2
n∗m −11
q 3= =8.9 x 10
4.0 mm
q 4=
( 8.85 x 10−12
C2
n∗m
2 )
∗( 200 mm2 )∗(0.200 V )
=7.0 x 10−11
5.0 mm

( )
2
C
∗( 200 m m )∗(0.200 V )
−12 2
8.85 x 10 2
n∗m −11
q 5= =5.9 x 10
6.0 mm

( )
2
C
∗( 200 m m )∗(0.200 V )
−12 2
8.85 x 10 2
n∗m −11
q 6= =5.0 x 10
7.0 mm

- Calculamos la capacitancia (C) de la tabla 2

q
usamos la siguiente formula :C=
V
0.18 pC
C 1= =0.89 pF
0.200 V

0.12 pC
C 2= =0.6 pF
0.200 V

0.09 pC
C 3= =0.45 pF
0.200 V

0.07 pC
C 4= =0.35 pF
0.200 V

0.06 pC
C 5= =0.30 pF
0.200 V
 0.05 pC
C 6= =0.25 pF
0.200 V

- Calculamos la carga (q) de la tabla 3

ℇ 0 AV
q=
d

q 1=
( 8.85 x 10−12
C2
n∗m 2 )
∗( 100 m m2 )∗(0.200V )
=2.9 x 10−10
6.0 mm

( )
2
C
∗( 150 m m )∗(0.200 V )
−12 2
8.85 x 10 2
n∗m −11
q 2= =4.4 x 10
6.0 mm

( )
2
C
∗( 200 m m )∗(0.200 V )
−12 2
8.85 x 10 2
n∗m −11
q 3= =5.9 x 10
6.0 mm

q 4=
( 8.85 x 10−12
C2
n∗m
2 )
∗( 250 mm2 )∗(0.200 V )
=7.4 x 10−11
6.0 mm

q 5=
( 8.85 x 10−12
C2
n∗m 2 )
∗( 300 m m2)∗(0.200 V )
=8.8 x 10
−11
6.0 mm

q 6=
( 8.85 x 10−12
C2
n∗m 2 )
∗( 350 m m2 )∗(0.200 V )
=1.0 x 10
−10
6.0 mm
 - Calculamos la capacitancia (C) de la tabla 3

q
usamos la siguiente formula :C=
V
0.03 pC
C 1= =0.15 pF
0.200 V

0.04 pC
C 2= =0.2 pF
0.200 V

0.06 pC
C 3= =0.3 pF
0.200 V

0.07 pC
C 4= =0.35 pF
0.200 V

0.09 pC
C 5= =0.45 pF
0.200 V

0.10 pC
C 6= =0.5 pF
0.200 V