01-31-2026, 05:01 PM
OK. When things are in series, it is like you put the tubes in series. Same flow of water goes through each one. So is the current. Same current traverses each serialized part in turn.
So you add the voltages.
In parallel is the opposite: the voltage is the same across the parts, but the currents add up.
I gave the cap value in the previous post.
The voltage rating of 150-200V will suffice, so it does not have to be a very large cap.
So you add the voltages.
In parallel is the opposite: the voltage is the same across the parts, but the currents add up.
I gave the cap value in the previous post.
The voltage rating of 150-200V will suffice, so it does not have to be a very large cap.
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