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... 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 . Show that the capacity is approximately where A is the area of the plates . for small x . C ...
... 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 . Show that the capacity is approximately where A is the area of the plates . for small x . C ...
Page 441
... parallel circuit at resonance finds many important applications . Its discrimination or differential response with frequency is of the same . order as the series circuit and in applications they play complementary roles . The series ...
... parallel circuit at resonance finds many important applications . Its discrimination or differential response with frequency is of the same . order as the series circuit and in applications they play complementary roles . The series ...
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... parallel circuit the same for the power frequency and its harmonics ? If the line voltage is 125 , what current is drawn by the circuit ? 15. A capacity C and inductance L with an internal resistance R are connected in parallel . Show ...
... parallel circuit the same for the power frequency and its harmonics ? If the line voltage is 125 , what current is drawn by the circuit ? 15. A capacity C and inductance L with an internal resistance R are connected in parallel . Show ...
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