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3 Un capacitor de almacenamiento en una memoria de acceso aleatoric (RAM en inglés) tiene una capacitancia de 55 fF. Si la difer

encia de potencial es de 5.3 V, ¿cuál es el exceso de carga almacenada en la placa?​
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