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11 years ago
I only know how many uf and volts it is. Can you leave a link to a converter so I can find out? It is for a railgun I am working on and I want to know how many joules it is. Don't worry I am very careful and know how dangerous they are.  Please and thanks.
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11 years ago
Energy stored in a capacitor (joules) = (1/2) C v^2 where C is the capacitance in farads and v is the voltage in volts.
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