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what is the relationship between current and frequency in AC
circuit?
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Answer Posted / suvodeep
relation between current and frequency will depend on the
nature of the circuit.However I feel the relation between
current and frequency will like I (current) is propotional to
frequency.
the below example can be taken as a refrence:
for a purely capacitive circuit we know, V/I=1/wC, where
V=Voltage, I = Current, w=Angular Frequency, C=Capacitance
we also know dat w=2(pi)xf
then the relation will come like I=2(pi)xfxCxV Hence its
proved dat I is Proportional to f.
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