Revered members,
In a tank circuit, When the capacitors discharge, electrical energy begin to collapse and through the current flowing through the inductor , magnetic field is produced and in this process electrical energy is converted into magnetic energy. When the capacitor is fully discharged, the plates of the capacitors remain at the same potential.
I want to know the interpretation of the term same potential. Does it mean both the plates having the same charge, that is either + or - ? And the other possibility is if one plate is having 6C(say) of + charge, the other plate has 6C of negative charge. Thanks in advance, members
In a tank circuit, When the capacitors discharge, electrical energy begin to collapse and through the current flowing through the inductor , magnetic field is produced and in this process electrical energy is converted into magnetic energy. When the capacitor is fully discharged, the plates of the capacitors remain at the same potential.
I want to know the interpretation of the term same potential. Does it mean both the plates having the same charge, that is either + or - ? And the other possibility is if one plate is having 6C(say) of + charge, the other plate has 6C of negative charge. Thanks in advance, members