A damped LC circuit loses 6.7% of its elextromagnetic energy per cycle due to thermal energy. If L=85 mH and C=7.70 uF what is the value of R?
Angular frequency Wo = W' = 1/sqrt(LC)
W' = Wo = 1/(sqrt(0.085* 7.7*10^-6)
W0 = W' = 1236 rad/s
as W = 2pi f = 2pi/T
T = 2pi/1236
T = 5 ms
Charge on the Capacitor Q = Qo e^-*RT/2L) * cos W't + phi)
Energy across Capacitor and Inductor is
U = Q^2/2C = Qo e^-RT/L/2C = Uo e^-RT/L
in one period, as it is redcued by 6.7%
(1-0.067) Uo = Uo * e^(R*T/L)
RT/L = ln(1/0.933) = 2pi R * sqrt(C/L)
ln(0.933) = 2pi * R* sqrt(7.7*10^-6/(0.085)
R = 1.16 ohms
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