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ranju
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First of all..I want to be clear about steady state..what actually it means..?? Does it mean state of constant current flowing across..?:grumpy:
In my book..its written that in steady state current in inductor and voltage in capacitor is zero , hence energy consumed is zero fotr both in steady state..!
How come this happens... we know that in steady state of iinductor..voltage across it is zero & that in capacitor at constant voltage across it..cureent through it is zero...!
Are'nt the two statements contrasting each other..??
pleasez explain clearly...
In my book..its written that in steady state current in inductor and voltage in capacitor is zero , hence energy consumed is zero fotr both in steady state..!
How come this happens... we know that in steady state of iinductor..voltage across it is zero & that in capacitor at constant voltage across it..cureent through it is zero...!
Are'nt the two statements contrasting each other..??
pleasez explain clearly...