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capacitor applied voltage is 1100VDC & capacitance value is
82uF how to calculate current of capacitor.
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Answer Posted / chreamz
Basic Electrical Engineering
First Step: Calculate the Capacitance of the system
>> Frequency = 50 or 60 Hz
>> Xc = 1/ (2πfC)
= 1/ (2π*50*82µ)
= 1 / (2*3.141*50*82µ)
= 25.76 Ω
Final Step: Ohms Law
>> V = IXc
1100 = I*25.76
∴I = 42.702 Amps
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