Kindly explain capacitor principle.

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02:16:30

Why am I getting a current through my capacitor? I understand that the capacitor should charge almost instantly, pushing electrons in one side and "charging" the other (hence voltage). Did I get this wrong?

published 5 years ago

paxtons530

5 years ago

The difference in voltage if You changed the inducters inductance it would change form same with the risistor

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