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- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi all,
I'm reading The Art of Electronics and they have a circuit that shows an
arbitrary resistor and a capacitor connected in parallel (no source
connections). They also stated that according to the capacitor rules, we
get:
C*(dV/dt) = I = - (V/R)
I can't seem to comprehend the - (minus sign) in front of (V/R). Can anyon
explain this? Show it mathematically?
Thanks!
I'm reading The Art of Electronics and they have a circuit that shows an
arbitrary resistor and a capacitor connected in parallel (no source
connections). They also stated that according to the capacitor rules, we
get:
C*(dV/dt) = I = - (V/R)
I can't seem to comprehend the - (minus sign) in front of (V/R). Can anyon
explain this? Show it mathematically?
Thanks!