Calculate the Voltage Across 2 OHM Resistor | Switching Circuits! ⚙️🔌

👋 Welcome back to another insightful session on our channel! Today, we delve deeper into the world of switching circuits, exploring the fascinating behavior of inductors and capacitors. Join us as we dissect a classic circuit problem and uncover its intricacies step by step. 💡🔍
In this session, we revisit a familiar problem statement and introduce a slight modification to enhance our understanding. Discover how the behavior of the circuit changes when we replace the inductor with a capacitor, unraveling the unique properties of each component. 🔄⚡️
Follow along as we analyze the circuit at different time intervals, from the steady-state conditions to transient stages. Learn how to calculate voltage drops across resistors and interpret the results in both scenarios. 📊🔢
Gain valuable insights into the transient behavior of capacitors and inductors, understanding how they react to sudden changes in circuit conditions. Explore the concept of voltage division and its application in circuit analysis, sharpening your problem-solving skills along the way. 🧠💡
Engage with us in an exercise to calculate current values in the circuit for various time intervals, comparing the results for inductors and capacitors. Challenge yourself to apply the principles discussed and refine your understanding of circuit dynamics. 📝💻
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[@Nature4look]

Thanks for the information. I would like an explanation of the capacitor and coil in parallel with dc current, if possible.

[@vpachkawade]

Stay tuned! We'll try that

[@RKELLEHER40]

Howdy, Brother! What resistor should I use if I have a yellow 10mm LED Emitting Diode (1.8-2.2V) powered by two AA Batteries? I will have an on/off switch in the loop. Will 47 ohms work? i tried 100 ohm resistor but the batteries were getting hot. I'm not even sure if I asked the question properly . Thanks for any assistance.

[@vpachkawade]

You might want to check out our related video ua-cam.com/video/mNTgngbZQwk/v-deo.html
Make sure you choose the resistor that will limit the current in LED. 1K to 5K should be fine