What is an Kirchhoff’s First Law and Kirchhoff’s Second Law
In the lumped element model of electrical circuits, Kirchhoff's Laws, often known as circuit laws, are two mathematical equality equations ...
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Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law
A German Physicist Gustav Robert Kirchhoff introduces the law in 1845. KVL is one of the fundamental laws used for ...
Kirchhoff’s Current Law
A German Physicist Gustav Robert Kirchhoff introduce this law in 1845. Gustav Kirchhoff's current law is one of the fundamental ...
What is RC Differentiator and Its Applications
A differentiator outputs the derivative of the input voltage. A high-pass filter is a differentiator made up of passive components ...
RC Integrator and Its Applications
What is The RC Integrator? The Integrator is essentially a time domain low pass filter circuit that converts a square ...
What is RC Discharging Circuit
We can use RC circuits to not only charge but also discharge capacitors. Assume we connect a battery to an ...
RC Charging Circuit : Example and Its Applications
What is an RC Circuit? An RC circuit contains both resistance and capacitance. The capacitor, as described in Capacitance, is ...
Schmitt Trigger Circuit : Working and Its Applications
A Schmitt trigger is a comparator circuit with hysteresis implemented by applying positive feedback to a comparator or differential amplifier's ...
Shunt Resistor – Working & Its Applications
Shunts are commonly used to measure the current output of a circuit. The voltage drop across the extremely lower resistance ...
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