The discussion revolves around a circuit involving two identical uncharged capacitors and an inductor, focusing on the maximum current through the inductor after a series of switch operations. The problem is situated within the context of electrical circuits and oscillatory behavior in inductive-capacitive systems.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants providing guidance on the correct application of circuit principles and questioning assumptions about the configuration of capacitors. There is a recognition of the complexity introduced by simultaneous switch operations and the need for careful consideration of charge distribution and potential differences.
Participants note potential confusion regarding the series or parallel arrangement of capacitors based on their charge assignments and the implications of switch operations on the circuit's energy dynamics. There is an acknowledgment of the challenges in managing instantaneous changes in the circuit configuration.
haruspex said:Whoops... my mistake. Your answer in post #27 was correct.
Good point.. but then, for C1, 40*2=?randomgamernerd said:
i am so sorry, it will be 80 and I have written 60. I am so sorry...I have got the answer now...I have this exam in a week and i don't know what will happen if i do mistakes like this. Thank you sir for your patience and helping me out. And also for reminding me of this concept. Thank you so much.haruspex said:
There's no need to apologise to me. I made mistakes too on this one.randomgamernerd said:
haruspex said: