Hi so I've been doing some research on capacitive coupling and I just wanted to see people's thoughts on my understanding as the stuff out there is a little difficult to follow and doesn't really provide much help.
So from my understanding capacitive coupling occurs between an energized conductor and a non energized conductor due to the difference in potential difference. From what I can see this is very similar to mutual inductance I am assuming the key difference is that mutual inductance works by inducing a current where as capacitive coupling works by transferring a voltage.
Is this correct
Thank you in advance
Sam