Physics, asked by sampoorna2003, 3 months ago

a circuit which had dc voltage now ac source is connected will the current be the same considering resistance to be the same​

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Answered by ankit4150
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Explanation:

It is important to note, that when used in AC circuits, a resistor will always have the same resistive value no matter what the supply frequency from DC to very high frequencies, unlike capacitor and inductors.

For resistors in AC circuits the direction of the current flowing through them has no effect on the behaviour of the resistor so will rise and fall as the voltage rises and falls. The current and voltage reach maximum, fall through zero and reach minimum at exactly the same time. i.e, they rise and fall simultaneously and are said to be “in-phase” .


sampoorna2003: I asked if current will be the samw
sampoorna2003: same*
ankit4150: first clarify your question
sampoorna2003: if a dc source is present and a resistor is present some current I would flow now I if I'm removing the dc source and connecting an ac source with the same resistance ( which is not changing like uve said) will the same current be maintained or an inductor or capacitance has to be connected to maintain the same current?
Answered by Anonymous
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AC means Alternating Current and DC means Direct Current. AC and DC are also used when referring to voltages and electrical signals which are not currents! ... An electrical signal is a voltage or current which conveys information, usually it means a voltage. The term can be used for any voltage or current in a circuit.

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