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While charging a capacitor by a DC source, half energy is wasted as heat. Can't we save that energy? Here I am talking about $$1/2CV^2 $$$$(1/2)CV^2 $$ which is wasted while supplying $$CV^2$$

While charging a capacitor by a DC source, half energy is wasted as heat. Can't we save that energy? Here I am talking about $$1/2CV^2 $$ which is wasted while supplying $$CV^2$$

While charging a capacitor by a DC source, half energy is wasted as heat. Can't we save that energy? Here I am talking about $$(1/2)CV^2 $$ which is wasted while supplying $$CV^2$$

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While charging a capacitor by a DC source, half energy is wasted as heat. Can't we save that energy? Here I am talking about $$1/2CV^2 $$ which is wasted while supplying $$CV^2$$

While charging a capacitor by a DC source, half energy is wasted as heat. Can't we save that energy?

While charging a capacitor by a DC source, half energy is wasted as heat. Can't we save that energy? Here I am talking about $$1/2CV^2 $$ which is wasted while supplying $$CV^2$$

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Saving energy while charging capacitor

While charging a capacitor by a DC source, half energy is wasted as heat. Can't we save that energy?