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RE: Other Methods IT

"if that were into a resistive load it would indeed represent a power dissipation of 0.245W, but if the load is pure capacitive, the power dissipated into it would be zero."

That's the part I don't understand.

"We know that in Pure capacitive circuit, current is leading by 90 degree from voltage ( in other words, Voltage is lagging 90 Degree from current) i.e the phase difference between current and voltage is 90 degree.
So If Current and Voltage are 90 Degree Out of Phase, Then The Power (P) will be zero."

So "power" is the wrong word for me to use. It seem like a matter of semantics. Current still needs to be delivered from the driver stage even if it causes no heat in the tube (load).

am I on the right track?

Thanks.



Tre'


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