Wall-ED
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I have always known that the capacitor blocks DC and passes AC current.
However in the Capacitor discharge graph
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This doesn't seem like AC to me, I'm guessing there's another discharge from the negative pole of the capacitor that is connected to ground, that is why it is not in the graph?
I know I could be completely wrong, it would be great if someone clarified it for me.
However in the Capacitor discharge graph
**broken link removed**
This doesn't seem like AC to me, I'm guessing there's another discharge from the negative pole of the capacitor that is connected to ground, that is why it is not in the graph?
I know I could be completely wrong, it would be great if someone clarified it for me.
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