High-voltage power supplies can retain the voltage in the capacitors after being switched off. However good design has resistors connected permanently across the capacitors to discharge them in 5-10 seconds after switch-off.
Obviously the resistors absorb power so their value in ohms is a compromise, not usually a difficult one.
No, electricity moves at the speed of light, which is the fastest speed possible in the universe. Therefore, it is not possible for anything to move faster than electricity.
Electricity is possible for us because without Electricity we wouldn't have... TV, Music/Radios, Phones etc.. and really the "SUN" Gives us electricity by the power and energy it has.
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An electrical current can bridge a short distance without a conductor, due to induced charges. This is used in capacitors. It is possible to transfer energy over longer distances, but in that case, it would no longer be electricity. It is also possible to shoot charged particles over a certain distance, but this is not usually used for practical devices.
increase the size of conductor ,provide the hallow conductor,increase the critical disruptive voltage bv providing shunt capacitors. these capacitors increases the power capacity of the line.
Yes, you could produce static electricity.
At this stage, it is not possible to generate electricity from computer, but we will able to do it !!
It is not practically possible.
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Yes, static electricity