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    This document is a lecture on introductory electrical circuits from the Faculty of Engineering at American International University-Bangladesh. It discusses impedance of capacitors, with the capacitive reactance being on the negative imaginary axis of an impedance diagram. It also covers series configurations, where the total impedance is the sum of individual impedances, and the voltage divider rule for calculating voltages in circuits. The document uses Robert L. Boylestad's textbook "Introductory Circuit Analysis" as a reference.

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    This document is a lecture on introductory electrical circuits from the Faculty of Engineering at American International University-Bangladesh. It discusses impedance of capacitors, with the capacitive reactance being on the negative imaginary axis of an impedance diagram. It also covers series configurations, where the total impedance is the sum of individual impedances, and the voltage divider rule for calculating voltages in circuits. The document uses Robert L. Boylestad's textbook "Introductory Circuit Analysis" as a reference.

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    Introduction to Electrical Circuits

    Final Term
    Lecture - 02

    Reference Book:
    Introductory Circuit Analysis
    Robert L. Boylestad, 11th Edition

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    Impedance of a Capacitor, Z  ZC  XC90  j XC 
    The phase difference between voltage across and current through a
    capacitor is 90º.
    For a purely capacitive element, the voltage lags the current
    through the capacitive element by 90o. Or, the current leads the
    voltage in a capacitive element by 90o.

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    Impedance Diagram
    For any network,
     the resistance will always appear on the positive real axis,
     the inductive reactance on the positive imaginary axis, and
     the capacitive reactance on the negative imaginary axis.

    The result is an impedance diagram that can reflect the individual and
    total impedance levels of an ac network.

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    Series Configuration
    • The overall properties of series ac circuits (Fig. 15.23) are the same as those
    for dc circuits.
    • For instance, the total impedance of a system is the sum of the individual
    impedances and the current I is the same through each impedance.

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    Voltage Divider Rule

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    Thank You

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