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Page 43
... parallel - plate condenser are not quite parallel , the separation at one edge being d + a and at the opposite one being d a , where a << d . that the capacity is approximately C коА d a2 3 c = ( 1 + 1 ) where A is the area of the ...
... parallel - plate condenser are not quite parallel , the separation at one edge being d + a and at the opposite one being d a , where a << d . that the capacity is approximately C коА d a2 3 c = ( 1 + 1 ) where A is the area of the ...
Page 108
... ( parallel ) In terms of the conductance G of the circuit , which is defined as the reciprocal of the resistance , the second equation becomes G = G1 + G2 + G3 ( parallel ) These expressions are immediately applicable in many instances ...
... ( parallel ) In terms of the conductance G of the circuit , which is defined as the reciprocal of the resistance , the second equation becomes G = G1 + G2 + G3 ( parallel ) These expressions are immediately applicable in many instances ...
Page 437
... parallel Circuits . - The linear relation between i and V [ Eq . ( 13.3 ) ] permits series and parallel com- binations of circuit elements to be handled very simply in the complex form . The complex impedance of elements in series is ...
... parallel Circuits . - The linear relation between i and V [ Eq . ( 13.3 ) ] permits series and parallel com- binations of circuit elements to be handled very simply in the complex form . The complex impedance of elements in series is ...
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