What is parallel-plate capacitor, Physics

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What is Parallel-Plate Capacitor

Parallel-Plate Capacitor:  Device used to keep electrical potential energy and charge.  It having of two conducting sheets with equal and opposite charges.  When the sheets are close to each other, the electric field inside is approximately uniform.

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