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Charge and Current vs. Time in an RC Circuit (11:23)

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Explore the dynamics of RC circuits in this informative lesson. Unveil the charge and current as functions of time within an RC circuit. We dive into the Kirchhoff’s Loop Rule and differential equations to derive key insights. Witness how charge on the capacitor evolves over time, reaching its maximum potential. Discover the current dynamics, observing its initial peak and subsequent decay to zero. Gain a deep understanding of how these elements behave, offering a profound perspective on RC circuit behaviors. Join us in unraveling the complexities of circuits and enjoy learning with us!​

Chapters:
0:00 RC Circuit Limits
0:59 Deriving Charge as a function of Time
7:55 Deriving Current as a function of Time
7:26 Review

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