Using the data you collected in Table 1, from the first frequency that you collected data,...
- Using the data you collected in Table 1, from the first
frequency that you collected data, and using R, r, XL
and XC, draw to scale a phasor diagram to determine Z
and φ. Below is Table 1
Make a second drawing for the second frequency for which you collected data. Assume the phase angle for the capacitor is 90o. Below is second frequency and data from table 1.f (Hz)
R (Ω)
Vsource (V)
VC (V)
VLr (V)
VLR (V)
VR (V)
0.5
10
10
1
10
10
3.5
Answer these questions for each drawing:1.5
10
10
0.1
10
10
1.0
- Does Vsource = IZ?
- What is the phase angle in the drawing?
Homework Answers
as the circuit is in series therefore current in all components is same
(B) for second table
as the circuit is in series therefore current in all components is same
(B) for second table
as the circuit is in series therefore current in all components is same
as the circuit is in series therefore current in all components is same
(B) for second table
as the circuit is in series therefore current in all components is same
(B) for second table
as the circuit is in series therefore current in all components is same
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1 ) A series circuit consisted of R= 10 KΩ, L= 42 mH , C= 2.1 µF
is connected to an alternative voltage with maximum voltage of
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Find the following:
Show the formula for each question. Show your
Calculations – put result in a box with its unit. Please write your
answer under each question
a)Find the value of angular frequency ω .
b) Inductive Reactance ( XL)
c)Capacitive Reactance (...
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complete Table 1 with an explanation, I appreciate it thank
you! Promise to give thumbs up!
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I need help completing the answer the formula's is given for
each part. Thank you.
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