KEY CONCEPT FIGURE 26.23 The capacitor charge oscillates much like a block attached to a spring. Q = Qo Q = 0 +++ The capacitor discharges until the current is a i = 0 i Маx v ha v = 0 maximum. Maximum capacitor charge is like a fully stretched spring. Maximum current is like the block having maximum speed. The current continues until the initial capacitor charge is restored. The current continues until the capacitor is fully recharged with opposite polarization. Q =-Qo Q = 0 i Now the i = 0 discharge goes in the opposite direction. Мах v v=0

KEY CONCEPT FIGURE 26.23 The capacitor charge oscillates much like a block attached to a spring. Q = Qo Q = 0 +++ The capacitor discharges until the current is a i = 0 i Маx v ha v = 0 maximum. Maximum capacitor charge is like a fully stretched spring. Maximum current is like the block having maximum speed. The current continues until the initial capacitor charge is restored. The current continues until the capacitor is fully recharged with opposite polarization. Q =-Qo Q = 0 i Now the i = 0 discharge goes in the opposite direction. Мах v v=0

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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