For plotting the total capacitive current ic when tcr conducts should we not subtract the tcr current from the total transmission line current? ; because TCR current waveform is negative in the first half cycle when T2 conducts
If the direction of the voltage arrow is pointed to the left as in the image on the minute 45:49, if I say that the voltage is positive, that mean to me that the plus sign stays on the right and the minus sign stays on the left. If that voltage is positive meaning the voltage on the plus sign is bigger than the voltage on the minus sign of the arrow, Tha mean to me that thenegative charge is accumulating on the minus sign and leaving the plus sign establishing a current from the plus sign to the minus sign? Am I right?
I don't know if I m understanding but it seems that you are establishing a current in the opposite direction of the flow of the electrons and I don't know why you it is done like that. Should not the current have the direction of the flow of electrons!?
Why in you explanation do you put the corrent flowing from plus to minus when the capacitor is discharging if the harge is all in the negative plate with a minus sign. If the minus sign means that the plate of the capacitor is charged, why don't you put the current flowing from minus sign to plus sign when it is discharging
Why dou you choose the direction of the voltage arrow to be the direction the you sketched at the minute 2:40? Later on the video you stated that the plus sign on the left of the arrow and a minus sign on the right of the arrow would make that voltage positive. It does not make sense to me. Should not the voltage be positive from plus to minus!? It was at the minute 38:08 that it was stated "negative voltage means it will not be plus minus like this" the arrow is tpiintin to the left and you pointed to the tip of the arrow while saying positive and pointed to the tail of the arrow while saying minus. That was what confused me the most. And as I m very knew to this concepts I'm not sure if I m thinking straight
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For plotting the total capacitive current ic when tcr conducts should we not subtract the tcr current from the total transmission line current? ; because TCR current waveform is negative in the first half cycle when T2 conducts
If the direction of the voltage arrow is pointed to the left as in the image on the minute 45:49, if I say that the voltage is positive, that mean to me that the plus sign stays on the right and the minus sign stays on the left. If that voltage is positive meaning the voltage on the plus sign is bigger than the voltage on the minus sign of the arrow, Tha mean to me that thenegative charge is accumulating on the minus sign and leaving the plus sign establishing a current from the plus sign to the minus sign? Am I right?
I don't understand you capacitor sign convention along wuth the direction of the arrow that you are using.
I don't know if I m understanding but it seems that you are establishing a current in the opposite direction of the flow of the electrons and I don't know why you it is done like that. Should not the current have the direction of the flow of electrons!?
Why in you explanation do you put the corrent flowing from plus to minus when the capacitor is discharging if the harge is all in the negative plate with a minus sign. If the minus sign means that the plate of the capacitor is charged, why don't you put the current flowing from minus sign to plus sign when it is discharging
Why dou you choose the direction of the voltage arrow to be the direction the you sketched at the minute 2:40? Later on the video you stated that the plus sign on the left of the arrow and a minus sign on the right of the arrow would make that voltage positive. It does not make sense to me. Should not the voltage be positive from plus to minus!? It was at the minute 38:08 that it was stated "negative voltage means it will not be plus minus like this" the arrow is tpiintin to the left and you pointed to the tip of the arrow while saying positive and pointed to the tail of the arrow while saying minus. That was what confused me the most. And as I m very knew to this concepts I'm not sure if I m thinking straight