RLC Circuits (8 of 19), Calculating Current in a Capacitive Circuit

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[@lemech]

Hi, I’m thinking of hooking up a real circuit to measure the current and power with a clamp meter that can measure power. I’ll be using a non polarised cap and limit to around 0.5A current. Just want to see if the power is actually zero. Will any type of non polarised cap work? Since I’m connecting phase and neutral directly to the legs of the cap, I want to be careful. Thanks

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