Friday, 30 December 2016

electricity - Why is parasitic capacitance in inductor said to be in parallel?


Internal resistance of inductance (or other devices) are said to be in series. But parasitic capacitance is said to be in parallel (in case of an inductor). Why is that so? What determines whether an internal property is in series or parallel?




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