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    shawnmk123

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    Updated: Oct 25, 2024
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    how does one decide whether a capacitor is a differentiator or inductor??
    the capacitor equation is i = cdv/dt....or equivalently v =(1/c)(integral)i???

    i know this is lame..but....i am helpless??
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  • Harshad Italiya

    Member • May 17, 2009

    Capacitor Stores the energy in the form of Voltage and Inductor in form of Current....
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  • Rifaa

    Member • May 17, 2009

    kekekeke.. it should be a differentiator or integrator ( not Inductor)
    It's how the RC circuit is used that determines it's function.
    Differentiator produces positive and negative spikes from an applied square wave, and a integrator, produces a ramp up trangular wave form.
    U can understand it better with a scope
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  • shawnmk123

    Member • May 18, 2009

    oh sheesh ...mistake

    but i still didnt get it....how do i decide whether a given circuit is a differentaitor or integrator..?? do bode plots help??
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  • Rifaa

    Member • May 18, 2009

    Hey
    Check this it will clear you doubts
    #-Link-Snipped-#

    Cheers
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  • shawnmk123

    Member • May 18, 2009

    hey..yeah...its sort of cleared...i'll come bak...
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  • Rifaa

    Member • May 19, 2009

    Glad do here it.
    they always do.
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