ahole-ic
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You are literally just making things up in an attempt to have a coherent thought. You made a statement. It was wrong. I proved it. Get over it. Coming in here and making things up to save face, is not actually helping you save face. Just learn something and stfu already.Well in parallel, a cap is acting solely as a storage facility, and with it's tiny capacity and quick cycles, it's doing nothing for voltage; which pertains more to the OP than your fact that it can't harm the system. I never said it would harm the system, I simply stated it would make for lengthier draws. Electricity is funny in the fact that it takes all avenues it can to try to equalize POTENTIAL. With that said, even in parallel, the cap has a storage facility, that once emptied needs to be filled and the stored up potential and capacity; will attempt at reconciling itself across the entire circuit. Your () definition of potential is only part true, as potential is not only voltage, but the total energy difference. This takes into account both voltage (the force of electricity), the amperage (the amount of electricity that can flow at any given time) and the wattage (the amount of power the battery has, and the consuming facilities need). Again, electricity is constantly in an attempt at levelling all of these parts at all times. Therefore, a capacitor has a negative effect on the state of your system, unless that tiny amount of storage is the break point between you having a net loss of energy or the ability for your storage to hold off the consuming facility long enough for generation to up its pace. Still, more than likely, the best (only) option, is to increase generation in the form of a HO alternator.
Voltage = potential. All of those other things you threw in there are bs. There are multiple places online you and anyone can look this stuff up and find in just a matter of seconds how horribly wrong you are. Make one more ignorant, lying, bs statement like that and I'll do it just to put a stop to it. I'm not even asking you to admit you don't know what you're talking about. You've already done that by lying about it. Just stop posting. It's sad.
Ah screw it. Here's a good one. http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/voltage.htm
"The proper name for voltage is potential difference or p.d. for short, but this term is rarely used in electronics."
It's rarely used in electronics because the term voltage sums it up and is shorter.
