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 Post subject: Voltage drop across a cap?
PostPosted: Sat Jan 30, 2021 2:45 pm 
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I am use to goes along the lines of (Resistor)+V/Xl+V/Xc=0 to find find cap voltage drop (Resistor)+V/Xl-V/Xc=0 to find inductor voltage drop

I have forgotten how the resistor part of the formula is written. I can have the the formulas for the drop across inductor and cap inversed.



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