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    Naman Agarwal

    Naman Agarwal

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    Updated: Oct 20, 2024
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    Why We Connect The Capacitor Banks In Series With The Circuit??
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  • Abhishek Rawal

    MemberSep 9, 2012

    In filter circuit it is used to remove undesired frequency.
    In some cases it is placed to improve voltage power supply at load end and/or to decrease line reactance ,hence more power is transferred and greater stability is achieved.
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  • Ramani Aswath

    MemberSep 9, 2012

    Unlike resistors, capacitors in series decreases the total capacitance, while the voltage adds up.
    It is unclear in what context you are making that statement.
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  • Naman Agarwal

    MemberSep 9, 2012

    bioramani
    Unlike resistors, capacitors in series decreases the total capacitance, while the voltage adds up.
    It is unclear in what context you are making that statement.
    sir i was just looking for all possible answers that defines the use of capacitor banks in series...
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  • dharaneesh

    MemberSep 9, 2012

    bioramani
    Unlike resistors, capacitors in series decreases the total capacitance, while the voltage adds up.
    It is unclear in what context you are making that statement.
    but if we take the series r-c circuit there exists a capacitance effect.........how can we tell that it is completely neglected?
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  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    MemberSep 12, 2012

    in case of DC circuits we connect capacitor to block the DC from flowing in that line
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