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1. A resistor R and capacitor care connected in series with an AC voltage source with frequency f and maximum voltage Vo. a. Find the complex impedance (in the form Z = R + jX). If the impedance is written in polar form (Z = Zejº), find expressions for Z and Ⓡ. Write your answers in terms of the variables R, C, and o(= 21f). b. If the voltage source is described by the phasor V = V, ejwt, and...
2. A resistor R and inductor L are connected in series with an AC voltage source with frequency fand maximum voltage Vo. a. Find the complex impedance (in the form Z = R + jX). If the impedance is written in polar form (Z = Zejo), find expressions for Z and Ø. Write your answers in terms of the variables R, L, and o(= 21f). b. If the voltage source is described by the phasor V = Voejut, and the...
3. Consider the AC circuit shown in the figure below, consisting of an alternating voltage source—of voltage V (t) = V0 cos (ωt)—a capacitor (of capacitance C), an inductor (of inductance L), and two resistors (of resistances R1 and R2). Also, note the highlighted points a and b in the circuit. (a) While explaining your reasoning, determine the necessary condition that must be satisfied between the circuit elements such that the potential difference between points a and b is zero...
L1 s] CI ?2 s2 In the circuit, the amplitude and phase of the voltage source Vs1 are 120 V and 0.4 rad, those of the voltage source Vs2 are 230 V and 0.5 rad, the voltage frequency is 20 kHz; 36 mH, L2 20 mH, C1 2.5 nF R1-3 kOhm, R2 7 kOhm, R36 kOhm, L1 Find the impedance of inductor L1 Real part of impedance (Ohm) Submit Answer Tries 0/3 Impaginary part of impedance (Ohm): Submit Answer Tries...
Consider the RLC circuit below, with R= 20 12, L = 10 mH, and C = 5 mF. The voltage source has a voltage amplitude of 26.0 V and an angular frequency of w = 500 rad/s. a) What is the total impedance of the circuit? b) Find the amplitude of the current, and the phase angle, d. c) Draw a phasor diagram of the impedances. Be sure to clearly label Z, R, XL, Xc, and 0. R C E
Problem 04: A voltage source is expressed by the following Fourier series: v(t) = -2 + 5* sin(t) – 5*cos(t) – 3* sin(2*t) + 4*cos(2*t) – sin(3*t) – 6*cos(3*t) + 4*sin(4*t) + 6*cos(4*t). Now, (a) Express v(t) in amplitude-phase form. (b) Draw the amplitude and phase spectra of v(t) (c) Determine the effective value (rms value) of the voltage v(t) (d) If the voltage is applied across an impedance block as shown in the circuit below, determine the average power...
Review Part A. Find the relationship between the phasor voltage and phasor current for a resistance The resistor shown here has been transformed into the phasor domain: Ik 4k Suppose that the phasor current is given by IR = 752120 mA. Find the phasor voltage VR. Enter a complex number in polar form, with phase angle in degrees. View Available Hint(s) 3002120 V Submit Previous Answers Correct Part B - Draw the phasor diagram of the resistance from Part A...
Question 2. Consider a nonideal AC voltage source v, with open circuit terminal voltage ampli- tude a and an internal resistance R. In this question we consider the problem of amplifying the input voltage with a modified non-inverting amplifier configuration shown in Figure 2. Ri RA Uo Us Figure 2: Circuit for Question 2. Suppose that R2 - R4. What should be the value of R3 so that the output voltage amplitude is A?
An AC circuit has a resistance of 500 ohms, a voltage of 200 V, an inductance of 0.4 mHz, a capacitance of 100pF and an angular frequency of 5.00 x 105 rad/s. What is the impedance? What is the current amplitude? What is the voltage amplitude read by a voltmeter across the inductor, the resistor, and the capacitor individually? What is the voltage amplitude read by a voltmeter across the inductor and capacitor together?
Consider the following circuit with an AC voltage source Vin = 1500V260° V connected to a load. The total current drawn from the source 2. 15V2 275 A. Load Calculate . Load Impedance . Average Power(P) . Reactive Power (Q) . Power Factor . Complex Power (S) Apparent Power (ISI