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Fundamentals of electricity, electronics, components, or theory
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How do I calculate current flow through a capacitor?
Currently I've only worked out on the time constant and Vo(t).
Time constant = RC = (4500 + 1500)×(10 μF) = 0.015 s = 15 ms
Vo(t) = 24×(1500/{4500+1500))
I used the voltage divider rule in this case, …
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