kapazitiveren

The term "kapazitiveren" is the comparative form of the German adjective "kapazitiv," which translates to "capacitive" in English. In physics and electrical engineering, "capacitive" describes a property related to capacitance, the ability of a system to store an electric charge. A system with higher capacitance is said to be "more capacitive."

When comparing two systems or components, one might be described as "kapazitiveren" than the other if it can store a greater amount of electric charge at a given voltage. This could be due to a larger surface area of the conductors, a smaller distance between them, or the presence of a dielectric material with a higher permittivity between the conductors. For instance, a capacitor with a larger dielectric constant would be considered "kapazitiveren" than a similar capacitor with a lower dielectric constant, assuming all other factors are equal. The concept is fundamental in understanding the behavior of capacitors in electronic circuits, energy storage devices, and various sensing applications where changes in capacitance are measured.