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Summary: A tank circuit is a basic electronic component that is found in radios and TVs, and it controls frequencies within such devices. Learn about how a tank circuit filters out specific information with help from a computer and network administration specialist in this free video on tank circuits.
"My name is Mark and today I am going to talk about what is tank circuit? A tank circuit is a basic electronic component that you find in radios and TV's and such and basically what it does it controls frequency within these devices. The resistive load of an altering current is controlled by the resistors. It will allow current to come through only at certain times kind of like a flood gate opening and closing as well as it will filter out information like if you are at a concert and you can't hear the music over the people, that is kind of how it works. It will filter out all of the excess noise and allow only what needs to get through and that's a tank circuit."
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