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Current using angular velocity

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I(t)=ω⋅C⋅˜Vcos(ω⋅t)I(t)=ω⋅C⋅˜Vcos(ω⋅t)
(˜V)varying voltage(˜V)varying voltage
(C)capacitance(C)capacitance
(ω)angular velocity(ω)angular velocity
(t)period(t)period
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Light and Matter LM25
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The Current is found using  the following formula:  I(t)=ωC˜Vcos(ωt)I(t)=ωC˜Vcos(ωt) where:

  • ˜V˜V = varying voltage
  • tt = period
  • ωω = angular velocity
  • CC = capacitance

References

25.5 Impedance by Benjamin Crowell, Light and Matter  licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
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