Hi guys,
The thing which i am not getting is that with the addition of equalising pulses the capacitor voltage value in both the field reaches to the same zero value at point X. But how exactly is this happening, what I mean to say is that when the capacitor is charging under the influence of equalising pules have small discharge time which causes the capacitor to not discharge to the zero level till the fourth equalising pulse but suddenly after the commencement of the fifth equalising pulse the voltage level drops to zero. Since during the previous four equalising pulse the voltage of capacitor for both the fields is different as shown in figure but after the end of fifth pulse it is same for both the fields..so whats so special happened after the 5th equalising pulse which brought both the voltage values to zero.
regards!
The thing which i am not getting is that with the addition of equalising pulses the capacitor voltage value in both the field reaches to the same zero value at point X. But how exactly is this happening, what I mean to say is that when the capacitor is charging under the influence of equalising pules have small discharge time which causes the capacitor to not discharge to the zero level till the fourth equalising pulse but suddenly after the commencement of the fifth equalising pulse the voltage level drops to zero. Since during the previous four equalising pulse the voltage of capacitor for both the fields is different as shown in figure but after the end of fifth pulse it is same for both the fields..so whats so special happened after the 5th equalising pulse which brought both the voltage values to zero.
regards!