b) using the values of the capacitor, inductance and
resistance, calculate the valies of the circuit peak to peak
currents and write them down in the table.
c) insert the resistance Rs as indicated in previous sections, to
allow the current measurement of the source. measure the value of
the peak to peak voltage Vrs and the resulting current and insert
the values in tje table.
d) determine the peak to peak value of the IL and IC currents
e) calculate the peak to peak value of the IR current using the
fact that VR=E.
help me please!!!
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Here I am going to explain everything on the paper only.
Here the only thing I used is Kirchoff's Voltage Law. As there no RS value mentioned, I am unable to give you a clear final answer. But I hope the process that I gave will help you in finding the answers.
I hope the whole discussion and my handwriting are understandable. I hope this will be useful to you.
Thanking You
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REST. THANK YOU.
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