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Ejaz484
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Effect of Current and Voltage by Adding Series Capacitance

10/20/2011 2:14 AM

Hi,

I wanna know will be there any effect in current and voltage if we add a series capacitance of 1microF at the input. what is the relation to find it out...

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Re: What the effect of current and voltage by adding series capacitance

10/20/2011 3:10 AM

Yes, there will be an effect, but it will depend on what the rest of the circuitry is, which hasn't yet been described.

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Re: What the effect of current and voltage by adding series capacitance

10/20/2011 6:56 AM

If it is a DC circuit then adding the series capacitance will cause the current to go way down and the voltage will probably go up a little.

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