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Article #21586Re: Re^2: HV Cap Fun!
From: Anthony E. Siegman
Date: Fri, 02 Jun 1989 03:55
Date: Fri, 02 Jun 1989 03:55
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This problem is sometimes known as the "Case of the Nefarious Joule Thief". Put a small resistor, or a small inductance, or both, in series with the switch; solve the circuit equations for the transient behavior starting when the switch closes; and examine for physical significance, considering particularly the case when the series R or L tend to zero
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