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I know this isn't FFR but I don't care.. the most people look here..
Why can't you place a capacitor in series with a resistor and inductor in practice? (resistor + inductr = motor). What will happen?
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stlunatic will make a thread about it?
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moved to CT... as this is basic E/M Physics. but, seeing as how I HATE E/M Physics, I won't be answering this.
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or circuit theory ENEE204
it's extra credit and i can't find it on google.. i feel like it will just mess up the phase of the motor
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Away from Computer
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the motor will cough
why don't you try building the circut?
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All I know is that the inductor resists the flow of AC current, and the capacitor resists the flow of DC current.
Sorry that this is such a useless post but... you never know. It might help. What type of current is it? |
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