AC RLC V-I Plots, Part 2

The voltage-current plot of a device reveals important information about its response. In this three part video series, we examine the voltage-current plots for resistors, capacitors, and inductors of various values at different frequencies. Part 2: Capacitors.
References: AC Circuit Analysis: A Practical Approach; Chapter 1.
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[@danielmusat597]

Where is the plot for the triangular wave? That would be interesting stuff to see.

[@ElectronicswithProfessorFiore]

To which plot are you referring? The XY plot? Unlike the sine wave, the triangle produces a wave of a different shape so you don't get anything particularly useful out of an XY plot (those waves contain many different sine components and each one is affected in a slightly different manner). Might be a fun picture to look at, though.

[@danielmusat597]

@@ElectronicswithProfessorFioreyes, that's what I meant by plot.
That kind of wave would be interesting to see as very rarely you see this kind of plots on electronics videos.
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