Why do you think they solder down the capacitors on a circuit board?
They don’t want them floating away.
Why do you think they solder down the capacitors on a circuit board? They don’t want them floating away.
***Actually, when one starts up an Automated Test Equipment (ATE) rig, there are capacitors in the 10K - 100K Volt range that charge up, and the whole machine jumps a bit. Since the rig weighs several hundred pounds, that makes the impulse vector to be several hundred pounds. I think this is called the Poynting vector.
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/pft01.htm