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- | === Role of the Resistor === | + | ==== Role of the Resistor |
- | When charging or discharging a capacitor, there is usually a resistor placed in the circuit (like a lightbulb or some other kind of resistor) because the resistor helps control both the maximum current possible and the time it takes to charge/ | + | When charging or discharging a capacitor, there is usually a resistor placed in the circuit (like a lightbulb or some other kind of resistor) because the resistor helps control both the maximum current possible and the time it takes to charge/ |
- | === Video Demo === | + | ==== Video Demo ==== |
Here is a video demonstration of a lightbulb and capacitor circuit, charging and discharging. | Here is a video demonstration of a lightbulb and capacitor circuit, charging and discharging. |