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Thank you for your advice, but my English (I am not from an Englishspeaking country) is rather poor and it is difficult for me to explain my problem. Thank you for the assistance once again. Bye! :)

As for the box at the bottom it is a power supply (DC bias). Concerning the voltage across the two equal capacitors, it goes without saying that the overall voltage will be divided in two. But this is not the question. I need to know what current there will be: peak-to-peak current amplitude...

Thank you. I understand all the things you've mentioned above. But you see the capacitor is an energy accumulating system, i.e. do I understand you correctly that I should consider peak-to-peak voltage amplitude value* 0.707 when calculating? And as I see it, the ripple current will be...

Hi! I have the following question: A capacitor is connected to a transformer(sine wave) with 5v of output voltage(RMS). What final voltage is applied to the capacitor plates? And should I consider the current applied to the capacitor equal to RMS value or double RMS value? Thanks.