suppose that a y5v ceramic capacitor has a charge of 40 volts and we have a 10 supercapacitors that are in series has a rating of 6 volts each. can this y5v ceramic capacitor charge the series of supercapacitor?will their voltage be the same at least? thank you for the answer.
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The capacitance of the ceramic cap will be 8 to 10 orders of magnitude smaller than the supercaps, so there is no way it could charge them. Supercaps should not be used or charged in series unless you also use a good voltage balancing circuit to keep the voltages across each cap nearly equal.
A ceramic cap is in the nF typically, perhaps pF. 1?F at the most. Supercaps are in the range of Farads, many Farads. So the small amount of charge on the ceramic cap, when applied to the supercaps, will result in a tiny voltage, in the ?V, would be my guess. Actual values for the caps would enable more than a guess. Placing high value caps in series is not recommended.
