2) Given an AC voltage source v(t) i(t) 10v2 cos(2T60t +60°) A, determine the relationship ot...
An AC source which provides a voltage difference of AV = (1.80 V)cos[2T(60 Hz)t] is connected in a sing le loop circuit to a 5.90 resistor (a) What is AVmfor this source? V (b) What is the magnitude of the maximum current through the resistor at any time? A (c) What is Ims? A (d) For a circuit with only a resistor, the current through the circuit will have the same time dependence as the voltage; that is I =...
An AC source which provides a voltage difference of AV = (3.30 V)cos[29(60 Hz)t] is connected in a single loop circuit to a 4.502 resistor. (a) What is Arms for this source? (b) What is the magnitude of the maximum current through the resistor at any time? (c) What is Irms? (d) For a circuit with only a resistor, the current through the circuit will have the same time dependence as the voltage; that is I = 1, cos[29(60 Hz)t]...
The RLC circuit below is being driven by an AC source with a
frequency of 47.77 Hz resulting in a maximum current Imax = 0.25
amps.
24) In this circuit, the voltage
across the capacitor __________ the current through the capacitor
and the voltage across the resistor __________ the current through
the resistor.
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leads, leads
lags, leads
lags, lags
lags, is in phase with
is in phase with, leads
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25) A local radio station broadcasts
at the...
1. (i) In a circuit, the voltage is given by: Vs (t) 12 cos(50t10) V (a) What is the amplitude of the voltage? (b) What is the phase of the voltage? (c) What is the angular frequency (radians/sec.) of the voltage? (d) What is the frequency (in cycles/sec.) of the voltage? (e) Determine vs (t) at time t 2.5ms (ii) Given v1(t)cos(50t 50°) V and v2(t) 12 sin(50t 10°) V, determine the phase angle between the two sinusoids and determine...
What is the phase relationship between the voltage v(t) = 65 sin(or - 45') and current i(t) = 20 sin( +90°)? i(t) lags v(t) by 0 = (note: 0 is a positive or negative angle in degrees)
We have a series RLC circuit with an AC voltage source: The resistance is 100Ohm, the inductance is 10mH, the capacitance is 10mF. Select all the right answers. At 60Hz What is true? Question 10 options: The current through the inductor is larger than through the resistor The voltage across the inductor is larger than the voltage across the capacitor The voltage is lagging behind the current at the source The voltage and the current are in phase at the...
20. The voltage and current in an electrical load is given by v(t) = 100 cos(wt + 15°) and i(t) = 2 cos(wt – 15°). The reactive power Q in the load is 21. An electrical load absorbs an average power of 8kW at a leading power factor of 0.8. The reactive power in the load is 22. A balanced Y-connected load with an impedance of 104–30°N? per phase is supplied by a balanced A-connected source with Va = 208/30°V...
PROBLEMS Given in5 cos (400 120%) A, determine the period of he current and the frequency in Hertz. s galculate the current in the resistor in Fig. P8.S if the voltage input is (a) (0)-10 cos (3771 +180°%) V (b) 00 12 sin (377t +45) V Give the answers in both the time and frequency domains 8.2/Determine the relative phase relationship of the two waves ana M(010 cos (377t- 30) v n)10 cos (3771 +90*) v e.9) Given the following...
n the circuit shown, the AC voltage source supplies an rms voltage of 156 V at frequency f. The circuit has R = 99 W, XL = 190 W, and XC = 93 W. (a) Find the impedence of the circuit. Z = W (b) Find the rms current flowing in the circuit. Irms = A (c) Find the phase angle in degrees between the current in the circuit and the voltage supplied by the AC source. f = degrees ...
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...