【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20150812
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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. In a DC circuit, the inductor L is equivalent to (), while the capacitor C is equivalent to an open circuit. New activities have started in the Production Zone – with attractive prizes available. Come and participate quickly: 【Producing Through Summer】The Production Zone has entered the \"Train During the Hot Days\" mode
In a DC circuit, an inductor L is equivalent to a short circuit, while a capacitor C is equivalent to an open circuit.
In direct current, the inductor L behaves as a short circuit, while the capacitor C behaves as an open circuit. Because a capacitor allows alternating current to pass while blocking direct current, whereas an inductor allows direct current to pass while blocking alternating current
Equivalent to (short circuit). --------------
Inductors do not function in DC circuits; I’m not sure what the professional term for this is
In a DC circuit, an inductor L is equivalent to a short circuit, while a capacitor C is equivalent to an open circuit.
In a DC circuit, an inductor L is equivalent to a short circuit, while a capacitor C is equivalent to an open circuit.
In a DC circuit, the inductor L is equivalent to a short circuit, while the capacitor C is equivalent to an open circuit.
In a DC circuit, an inductor L is equivalent to a short circuit, while a capacitor C is equivalent to an open circuit.
In a DC circuit, the inductor L is equivalent to a short circuit, while the capacitor C is equivalent to an open circuit.