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3/12/03 Minute Paper
  • How does the capacitor behave if it is already
    charged when you turn a switch to connect it to a
    load?
  • You take a long time with minute paper sometimes
    of stuff most people know I feel it wastes
    class time.
  • Are Capacitor one way? Can you charge them
    backward?
  • For surge protecting, wouldnt the RC constant
    destroy the sine wave?
  • Check Appendix A for complex number help. It
    helped me a lot.
  • Exam time.
  • Can I dunk?
  • No jokes, sorry.

2
Concept Check RC circuit
Charging Capacitors
Which configuration has the largest final charge
on the capacitor? Which capacitor charges
faster?
Answers (1) same (2) (b)
3
Properties of a Capacitor
  • No Sudden Change in voltage, i.e. voltage has to
    change continuously!

Large RC
Rectifying circuit convert ac to dc signal.
4
Example II
28-52P. The flashing lights seen on barricades
at street work and construction sites are driven
by a relaxation oscillator circuit as shown in
the figure, with N being a neon lamp. The lamp is
nonconducting until the voltage across it (And
the capacitor also) rises to a value of 72 V
whereupon it "ignites," dropping its resistance
almost instantly to zero and discharging the
capacitor. Then the lamp again becomes
nonconducting and the process repeats. If the
emf  95 V and C  0.150 microF, what should R be
for the lamp to flash every 0.5 sec?
5
RL Circuit
Switch to position a
t0, i0
tR/L
Switch to position b
Current (iL) must be continuous, i.e. ii-
6
Concept Check
A battery is connected to a solenoid. When the
switch is opened, the light bulb
  • Remain off
  • Goes off
  • Slowly dims out
  • Keeps burning as brightly as it did before the
    switch was opened.
  • Flares up brightly, then dims and goes out

Answer 5
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