Definition: In electronic circuit theory, a "four-Flush" is a configuration of four capacitors connected in series and connected to an input voltage source. The four capacitors are said to form a "flush", which means that they have been put together so that each capacitor's voltage across it equals the sum of all the voltages across its adjacent capacitors. In the context of electronic circuits, this configuration is used as a representation for certain types of switching circuits and can be useful in understanding how different
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