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Steve Evans
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi there,
Tak a look at this series circuit if you will.
Theres an ac voltage source at the left hand end, which feeds a signal
into a capacitor, an inductor and a resistor in sequence before being
ruturned to ground.
Now, have i got this right: the AC source feed is in-phase before it
hits the capacitor. The cap causes a phase-shift that leaves the
voltage lagging the current by 90'. The signal then arrives at the
coil, where its reactive properties reverse the previous phase-shift
by 90' and the signal is back in phase again. It passes through the
resistor still in phase and is returned to ground. Is that right?
Thnx, Steve.
AC~------------>-------------CAP------------------------COIL--------------,
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RES
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GND
Tak a look at this series circuit if you will.
Theres an ac voltage source at the left hand end, which feeds a signal
into a capacitor, an inductor and a resistor in sequence before being
ruturned to ground.
Now, have i got this right: the AC source feed is in-phase before it
hits the capacitor. The cap causes a phase-shift that leaves the
voltage lagging the current by 90'. The signal then arrives at the
coil, where its reactive properties reverse the previous phase-shift
by 90' and the signal is back in phase again. It passes through the
resistor still in phase and is returned to ground. Is that right?
Thnx, Steve.
AC~------------>-------------CAP------------------------COIL--------------,
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RES
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GND