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In Reply to: RE: If the signal goes in both caps they must divide. posted by Lew on April 12, 2017 at 16:39:04:
"I don't think you could in theory put your finger on one electron and say that this one went through capacitor A and that one went through capacitor B."
And just to add another bit of fun to the discussion, electrons don't actually pass through the capacitor at all; that is to say they don't cross between the plates of the capacitor.
Chris
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- RE: If the signal goes in both caps they must divide. - cpotl 12:01:14 04/13/17 (2)
- I knew someone would say that,.. - Lew 13:27:42 04/13/17 (1)
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