The capacitor of external defibrillator must be loaded at 1500V, in order to generate a two-phase wave of 150 J. Considering a transthoracic impedance is 80ohms and a capacitance of 30 000 uF. 3- What is the energy of the capacitor? 4- What is the internal impedance of the defibrillator in the previous cases?

The capacitor of external defibrillator must be loaded at 1500V, in order to generate a two-phase wave of 150 J. Considering a transthoracic impedance is 80ohms and a capacitance of 30 000 uF. 3- What is the energy of the capacitor? 4- What is the internal impedance of the defibrillator in the previous cases?

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter19: Capacitors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3PA: You find that a 25-F capacitor connected to 480 VAC is defective. The storeroom has no capacitors...

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