Capacitor Voltage Booster Circuit

This electronics video tutorial explains how to make a simple capacitor voltage booster circuit. Here are some other videos that explains how to boost the voltage in a circuit:
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Great lecture and I like that he discusses the alternate ways to create a boost converter!

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Very nice explaination. Now, i know the simple method to boost voltage. Thanks

[@Kinetic_CGI]

Nice, I'm trying my idea of a circuit that doesn't use coils or spark gaps to boost the voltage. I am glad to see this video show something very similar to what I was trying to make for a micro neon tube light.

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[@YeloPartyHat]

Wouldn't connecting in series divide the voltage by the amount of equal things in the circuit?

[@PunmasterSTP]

I think that voltage division would occur if you apply voltage to capacitors in series. If you apply voltage to capacitors in parallel, and then take those capacitors and *rearrange* them into a series configuration, then their voltages add together.

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[@stanislavcoros]

Is there any diagram, which actuslly can charge in parqlel and dischage in. Series all together without manuall switch ?

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[@austing9060]

I'm understanding a bit more on robotics but it's still bewildering when you compare it to circuits you see on your tvs, appliances, pc etc. All I'm trying to figure out is how I can set it up to increase the voltage to my 24v recycled leds from my busted tv going from 12v of current so I don't have to have wire connecting the lights in parallel instead of series, ie running wire to midpoint so current is delivered to all parts of the circuit like a Y of water flow basically

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[@afgamer5576]

What is output current?
I think current decrease accordingly

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[@kocovgoce]

How much will the current strength increase through the capacitors?

[@Peyatoe]

I don’t think capacitors really effect current but resistors are for decreasing current.

[@ninjafishing7120]

May i ask . If i put the capacitor . The voltage increase so the current . How much amp does the capacitor can take . Tq

[@ninjafishing7120]

Should i add diode ?

[@afgamer322]

Can i increase current

[@Migixkem]

Pls do a vlog

[@afgamer5576]

Current output?

[@baileymoody3916]

Ive already had this Idea. The problem is, the circuit has to switch back and fourth with a relay, or a vibrating signal.

[@lortzo573]

How do you switch in a hard wird System from parallel to series so fast without breaking the circuit. No help here.

[@paveljelinek772]

4:00 how??? By using diodes???

[@afgamer322]

Capacitor value?

[@Migixkem]

Epic

[@stephenbedford1395]

I've tried watching your videos but the audio is always so soft that I have to turn the volume way up. So I gave up.

[@cameron4026]

These are not usable circuits

[@jesjames]

Uhm, surely there's a step missing, something you don't show to get a working voltage increase circuit. Actually you say "charging the capacitors in parallel and then connect them in series".
I just made both the circuits with capacitors in series and then in parallel and the voltage remains the same.

[@avi-tech-haifa]

No such thing as capacitors in series. not how you explain it. not this way. you are wrong to put this content in this way.

[@dan9132]

Dummy.

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