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  • 11.4: Parallel Circuit Analysis
    https://eng.libretexts.org/Courses/Canada_College/Circuits_and_Devices/11%3A_Parallel_RLC_Circuits/11.04%3A_Parallel_Circuit_Analysis
    Given two components, Z1 and Z2, and a current feeding them, IT, the current through one of the components will equal the total current times the ratio of the opposite component over th...Given two components, Z1 and Z2, and a current feeding them, IT, the current through one of the components will equal the total current times the ratio of the opposite component over the sum of the impedance of the pair.
  • 8.4: Parallel Circuit Analysis
    https://eng.libretexts.org/Workbench/Introduction_to_Circuit_Analysis/09%3A_Parallel_RLC_Circuits/9.04%3A_Parallel_Circuit_Analysis
    Given two components, Z1 and Z2, and a current feeding them, IT, the current through one of the components will equal the total current times the ratio of the opposite component over th...Given two components, Z1 and Z2, and a current feeding them, IT, the current through one of the components will equal the total current times the ratio of the opposite component over the sum of the impedance of the pair.

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