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what is the independence of a capacitor of capacitance c in an ac circuit using source of freequency n Hz​

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Answered by bintosep102008
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When DC supply voltage is applied to the capacitor, the capacitor is charged slowly and finally it reaches to fully charged position. At this point the charging voltage of a capacitor is equal to the supply voltage. Here the capacitor acts as an energy source as long as voltage is applied. Capacitors don’t allow current (i) through them after they fully charged. The current flowing through the circuit depends on the amount of charge in the plates of capacitors and also the current is directly proportional to the rate of change of voltage applied to the circuit. i.e. i = dQ/dt = C dV(t)/dt.

If AC supply voltage is applied to the capacitor circuit then the capacitor charges and discharges continuously depending on the rate of frequency of supply voltage. The capacitance of a capacitor in AC circuits depends on the frequency of supply voltage applied to it. In AC circuits the capacitors allow current when the supply voltage is continuously changing with respect to time.

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