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Fundamentals of electricity, electronics, components, or theory
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Why is diode D2 affected by the current of Vin and the choice of R1?
I was wondering why D2 will not always forward voltage drop .6 volts? Ground is at 0. What happens if R1 is incorrectly chosen? Could too much current through D1 push back on D2 and prevent flow …
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Basic Capacitor Question To help Cement My Foundation Properly (LTSpice)
After a bit of research, the thing that helped me most in "closure" on this question is the superposition theorem. This is the theorem in electronics that allows one to analyze the contributions of e …
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Basic Capacitor Question To help Cement My Foundation Properly (LTSpice)
The basic foundation I am stuck on is the following....
At the peak of the first positive cycle, both sides of the capacitor should have 10 volts on it and hence no current or charge occurring. … Thanks for some basic clarification. …