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ken_white
Nov 20, 2013Explorer
Salvo wrote:
WRONG!
Peak current doesn't have to occur when C is in fully discharge state. It's dependent on the magnitude sinusoidal voltage. If the voltage is at a zero crossing there's no current.ken white wrote:
The peak current occurs when C is in a fully discharged state and drops to zero when C is in a charged state, or the peak of the 1/4 cycle.
LOL... and Duh...
You need to take a circuits course to put your analysis in perspective.
EDIT: We answered BFL's question so I'm finished with this thread.
If you want to explore any other theories, feel free to start your own thread...
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