why i should to put ground element to this circuit to work as good
ground in ac
why i should to put ground element to this circuit to work as good
Because most simulation programs require a ground in a circuit as a reference to calculate all the voltages and currents from.
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thanx for ur quick answer but i still not understand
is it just for samulation program not in real life
and how the samulation program calculate the voltage and current from the ground
I've never heard of a samulation program; do you mean a simulation program?
Yes, it's probably just the simulation program that requires a ground but any well-drawn schematic should have a 0V rail or ground connection clearly marked.
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The point of a simulation program is to predict what will happen in real lifeOriginally Posted by fedail
cos u just do, OK ! :-) for the same reason a tape measure has numbers printed on it
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