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<blockquote data-quote="excelonperu" data-source="post: 100207" data-attributes="member: 543804"><p>A cap doesnt add stress to the system, since their resistance is so low (0.001 ohms) they dont consume any energy, they just supply an electrical charge when it is needed, but they can only supply it for a very short period of time (less than a second) they charge themselves and discharge in very short periods of time because of its low resistance. When an engineer designs a cap It must have low resistance, so they dont add stress to the system, and they dont are the solution for a weak alternator. They are the solution for systems that run ok, but have their lights dim when heavy bass comes.</p><p></p><p>The only thing that consumes energy are resistances and impedances, cause they are measured in ohms. A farad is a unit of capacitance not of resistance.</p><p></p><p>Any more proves??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="excelonperu, post: 100207, member: 543804"] A cap doesnt add stress to the system, since their resistance is so low (0.001 ohms) they dont consume any energy, they just supply an electrical charge when it is needed, but they can only supply it for a very short period of time (less than a second) they charge themselves and discharge in very short periods of time because of its low resistance. When an engineer designs a cap It must have low resistance, so they dont add stress to the system, and they dont are the solution for a weak alternator. They are the solution for systems that run ok, but have their lights dim when heavy bass comes. The only thing that consumes energy are resistances and impedances, cause they are measured in ohms. A farad is a unit of capacitance not of resistance. Any more proves?? [/QUOTE]
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