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Hi guys,
Am a beginner..Finding it difficult to visualize things..Ma Question s..In capacitor,the current leads voltage by 90 deg..Right??So what does it mean??Like before the instant u apply a voltage u get a current??
Hi guys,
Am a beginner..Finding it difficult to visualize things..Ma Question s..In capacitor,the current leads voltage by 90 deg..Right??So what does it mean??Like before the instant u apply a voltage u get a current??
BeeBop;335753 Current appears to be flowing through the cap said:until the plates are charged, at which point a potential difference appears across its terminals.[/B]
I hope you get it. At least this is the way I understand it.
Sorry about that.!
Hi BeeBop,
Check the wording of this section, is there a typo.
I must admit I'm worried where BeeBop's falling brick is going to land.
Hi Eric,
where should it fall? I guess it will fall on its versus.
So, the brick falls in the bucket?
Thats the reason why "there's a hole in the bucket dear Liza.!"
The brick was an analogy for electrons, not the cap! The height of the building represented the potential energy the brick was at.
Boy, I'm not going to use any more analogies - too much teasing!