Category:Equivalent circuits
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[[Image:Equalization Circuit Callans 1863 induction coil.jpg|thumb|right|A 1863 induction coil built by Nicholas J. Callan with a vibrating mercury contact breaker in the primary circuit, actuated by the magnetic field in the primary, which interrupted the primary current - Wires carrying large voltage differences would not lie adjacent to each other, reducing the risk of insulation breakdown]] | [[Image:Equalization Circuit Callans 1863 induction coil.jpg|thumb|right|A 1863 induction coil built by Nicholas J. Callan with a vibrating mercury contact breaker in the primary circuit, actuated by the magnetic field in the primary, which interrupted the primary current - Wires carrying large voltage differences would not lie adjacent to each other, reducing the risk of insulation breakdown]] | ||
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A theoretical circuit that retains all the electrical characteristics of a given circuit
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