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Capacitor and Condensor
What is the difference between a capacitor and a condensor?
ripplenwinder
- Dec 11th, 2013
There is no difference with the exception or semantics and argument. Tesla use to call a capacitor a condenser we now call a condenser a capacitor. Schematics symbol for both are the same!
Pruthvi
- Oct 21st, 2013
Main diff. b/w Condensers and capacitors are
i. Condensers are rotating while capacitors are static
ii.Smooth flow in KVAR can be obtained through condensers while it cannot be obtained through switching capacitor banks. -
what is meaning by the SKIN effect in electrical circuits
veerateja
- Jun 2nd, 2011
In ac electrical circuits due to varying magnetic fields they induce eddy inside the center of conductor .Due to the induced eddy currents they restrict the current flow on the center and pushes the c...
ravs42
- Aug 8th, 2010
When alternating current flows thru the conductor, magnetic field intensity in the inner side is more, as a result flux concentrated on the inner conductor is very high. Since inductance of the coil i...
