One or two sentence answers are fine. But please be clear with explanations.
For each statement, decide whether it is always true, always false
or true in certain
circumstances. State which case applies to the statement,
describing why you
chose the answer you did and cite an experiment or principle of
Physics which
supports` your claim.
[1] In a capacitor in an AC circuit, the electric field leads the
current.
[2] The impedance of a capacitor increases with frequency.
[3] In an LR circuit with a switch, the current through the
inductor when hte switch has
been closed for a long time is zero.
[4] The voltage across a capacitor in a DC circuit approaches its
final value exponentially.
[5] To make a high pass filter, use an RC circuit with the output
voltage measured across
the capacitor.
[6] In an RC circuit, the electric and magnetic fields reach their
maximum values at the
same time.
[7] In an ideal transformer (no energy loss), the side with more
turns gives a higher
voltage and larger current than the side with fewer turns.
[8] The inductance of a coil depends on the number and size of the
coils and the material
in the wire.
[9] The capacitance of a capacitor is decreased by placing a
material with a higher
dielectric constant between the plates.
[10] Like resistors, inductors in series and capacitors in series
add, while inductors and
capacitors in parallel combine as the reciprocals.
[11] Once the initial phasors for an AC circuit are plotted, they
each rotate at different
rates as time progresses.
For each statement, decide whether it is always true, always false
or true in certain
circumstances. State which case applies to the statement,
describing why you
chose the answer you did and cite an experiment or principle of
Physics which
supports` your claim.
[1] In a capacitor in an AC circuit, the electric field leads the
current.
[2] The impedance of a capacitor increases with frequency.
[3] In an LR circuit with a switch, the current through the
inductor when hte switch has
been closed for a long time is zero.
[4] The voltage across a capacitor in a DC circuit approaches its
final value exponentially.
[5] To make a high pass filter, use an RC circuit with the output
voltage measured across
the capacitor.
[6] In an RC circuit, the electric and magnetic fields reach their
maximum values at the
same time.
[7] In an ideal transformer (no energy loss), the side with more
turns gives a higher
voltage and larger current than the side with fewer turns.
[8] The inductance of a coil depends on the number and size of the
coils and the material
in the wire.
[9] The capacitance of a capacitor is decreased by placing a
material with a higher
dielectric constant between the plates.
[10] Like resistors, inductors in series and capacitors in series
add, while inductors and
capacitors in parallel combine as the reciprocals.
[11] Once the initial phasors for an AC circuit are plotted, they
each rotate at different
rates as time progresses.
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true
The term "impedance" is a general term for any combination of
resistance, capacitive reactance and inductive reactance.
With a combination of all three, as frequency increases, the
impedance can go either way and even reverse direction ( up, down,
up OR down, up, down)
1.false
2)
true
The term "impedance" is a general term for any combination of
resistance, capacitive reactance and inductive reactance.
With a combination of all three, as frequency increases, the
impedance can go either way and even reverse direction ( up, down,
up OR down, up, down)
3.
true.
4.
true
5.
true
6.
false
7.
true
8.true
9.true
10.true
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