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A fundamental electronic component that stores energy in an electric field, commonly used in filtering applications.
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How to determine the steady state voltage across two capacitors in parallel
Say we have two capacitors C1 and C2, initially isolated from each other and each having an initial voltage Vc1 and Vc2 respectively, where Vc1>Vc2. When suddenly connected to each other in parallel, …
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How to determine the steady state voltage across two capacitors in parallel
Just got a likely answer to my own question by asking a friend, who pointed out that charge is always conserved.
The total charge in our circuit (two capacitors in parallel) is Q = Vc1*C1 + Vc2*C2. W …
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