What do you want to know? The current, the transient equation or what? You have indicated a "Q" - do you want to know the charge on the capacitor, and at what point in time? Come on - be specific!Arman777 said:
Svein said:
Right.Arman777 said:
cnh1995 said:
That's correct, provided Q is the total charge supplied by the battery.Arman777 said:
The total resistance in an RC circuit with multiple resistors and capacitors is calculated by adding the individual resistances and the reciprocal of the sum of the individual capacitances. This can be expressed as Rtotal = R1 + R2 + ... + 1/(C1 + C2 + ...).
The time constant of an RC circuit with multiple resistors and capacitors is the product of the total resistance and the total capacitance. This can be expressed as τ = Rtotal x Ctotal.
The charge on a capacitor in an RC circuit with multiple resistors and capacitors can be calculated by multiplying the capacitance by the voltage across the capacitor. This can be expressed as Q = C x V.
The relationship between the current and voltage in an RC circuit with multiple resistors and capacitors is given by Ohm's Law, which states that the current is equal to the voltage divided by the total resistance. This can be expressed as I = V/Rtotal.
The addition of resistors and capacitors in an RC circuit will increase the time constant, resulting in a longer charging and discharging time for the capacitor. It will also affect the rate at which the capacitor charges and discharges, as well as the overall magnitude of the current and voltage in the circuit.