Strange charging voltage behavior in a resistor-capacitor circuit

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The discussion revolves around unusual results obtained from simulating a resistor-capacitor charging circuit with a 10M ohm resistor. Questions are raised about the relationship between the capacitor's charge and its voltage, as well as the simulation program used. Participants inquire whether the simulation accounts for the voltmeter's impedance and the capacitor's leakage current. Recommendations for books on electrical circuit components are also requested. Understanding these factors is crucial for accurate circuit simulation results.
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hi,
i tried to simulate a simple capacitor and resistor charging circuit like this
i used an imaginary resistor value "10M ohm" the result as you see appear to be strange, why this happened? is capacitor's charge is relative to the voltage on the capacitor it self?
and i need some recommendations of books explains electrical circuit component :)
thank you.
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abdullah khaled said:
i tried to simulate a simple capacitor and resistor charging circuit like this
i used an imaginary resistor value "10M ohm" the result as you see appear to be strange, why this happened?
What simulation program is this? Does it simulate the impedance of the voltmeter. If so, what is their impedance?
 
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Does it model leakage current in the capacitor?
 
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