An electronic flashgun has a capacitor with capacitance CC that is charged to a voltage VV. Answer the questions below: Given that C=C= 1441 μFμF and V=V= 317 VV. When the photographer takes a picture, the flash fires for t=t= 0.0032 ss. Find the power delivered by the flash tube. After the picture is taken, the capacitor has to be recharged by a power supply that delivers a maximum current of I=I= 27 mAmA. How long will it take to charge the capacitor?
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An electronic flashgun has a capacitor with capacitance CC that is charged to a voltage VV. Answer the questions below:
Given that C=C= 1441 μFμF and V=V= 317 VV.
When the photographer takes a picture, the flash fires for t=t= 0.0032 ss. Find the power delivered by the flash tube.
After the picture is taken, the capacitor has to be recharged by a power supply that delivers a maximum current of I=I= 27 mAmA. How long will it take to charge the capacitor?
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