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Equivalent capacitance odd circuit
OK, so this is a "Wheatstone Bridge". The more you know... Now since C1/C5=C4/C3 the voltage at points 1 and 2 (both sides of C2) is equivalent, thus there is not current flowing through C2 and I can just ignore it. Then I end up with C1 and C5 on one side (1/Ceq_a=1/C1+1/C5) and C4 and C3 on...- RandRange
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Equivalent capacitance odd circuit
Thank you very much for your answers! I feel so stupid for not being able to redraw the circuit myself :P- RandRange
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Equivalent capacitance odd circuit
I'm having a time figuring out how to solve this one, hope someone can help me out Homework Statement "Calculate the equivalent capacitance between X and Y on the circuit in the figure. C1=C3=C4=C5=8uF, C2=20uF" Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I can't figure out a...- RandRange
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