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I have a bunch of ceramic capacitors in a circuit I got from a book. I'm not getting any reading on my voltmeter and am wondering if they are broken.
Is there any circuit (a really really simple one) that I could put them in? E.g. I know with an electrolytic capacitor you can charge them, and then connect them in series to an LED. Would this work with ceramics (which aren't polarised), if not could I put them in a circuit with a non-polarised component (e.g. a motor)?
Is there any circuit (a really really simple one) that I could put them in? E.g. I know with an electrolytic capacitor you can charge them, and then connect them in series to an LED. Would this work with ceramics (which aren't polarised), if not could I put them in a circuit with a non-polarised component (e.g. a motor)?