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Difference between load and resistor
Thanks ajit.... then the question is that how everytime is the KVL (kirchoff's voltage law) maintained in the circuit??
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Difference between load and resistor
Now suppose I double the load. then?? I think then the potential drop across the load must double, if the circuit current remains constant. But if...
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Difference between load and resistor
"We know that a resistor can be considered as a load. Now the question is, if we increase the resistance according to ohm's law V =...
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Difference between load and resistor
Thanks for the explanation. But the thing is that I know that a load can be resistive,inductive,capacitive or a mixing of these. My question is on...
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Questions on Capacitor
I think Xc = 1/(j*w*C) Now you can say that since in dc frequency(w)=0 therefore Xc= infinite. thus it blocks dc.
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Questions on Capacitor
For the 1st question- there are two types of filters high pass filter and low pass filter. from passive electronic realization we can say that in...
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Major difference between oscillator and generator?
There are two types of oscillator- Harmonic and Relaxation. the harmonic type produces AC waveform and the other one produces square or saw tooth type waveform....
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circuit parameters
then can u tell me why we use h-parameters in case of transistors, not z parameter or any other parameter. and why ABCD parameter for transmission...
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Help to understand Capacitor action??
actually I was studying a dual slope digital voltmeter. ther I read that the integrator circuit is charged at first upto the peak and then the...
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Help to understand Capacitor action??
In a thevenin ckt. for capacitors the cap gets charged upto peak value of ac voltage and current will decrease to zero till 90 degree of...
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