lennybogzy Messages 94 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Dec 3, 2009 #1 Okay, I've re-tooled my question. What role do R2 and C1 play in dampening a sine wave on the current supply IG1 in the following circuit? I want to understand the fundamental theory behind this. Attachments CKT.JPG 7.8 KB · Views: 435
Okay, I've re-tooled my question. What role do R2 and C1 play in dampening a sine wave on the current supply IG1 in the following circuit? I want to understand the fundamental theory behind this.
berkeman Admin Messages 69,703 Reaction score 25,484 Dec 3, 2009 #2 lennybogzy said: Okay, I've re-tooled my question. What role do R2 and C1 play in dampening a sine wave on the current supply IG1 in the following circuit? I want to understand the fundamental theory behind this. What are your thoughts so far?
lennybogzy said: Okay, I've re-tooled my question. What role do R2 and C1 play in dampening a sine wave on the current supply IG1 in the following circuit? I want to understand the fundamental theory behind this. What are your thoughts so far?
lennybogzy Messages 94 Reaction score 0 Dec 3, 2009 #3 cuz its a simple RC circuit. that's why. the changing current that the cap pulls induces a "compensating" voltage drop in R2.
cuz its a simple RC circuit. that's why. the changing current that the cap pulls induces a "compensating" voltage drop in R2.