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 |
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The voltage across the inductor is larger than the voltage across the capacitor |
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The voltage is lagging behind the current at the source |
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The voltage and the current are in phase at the source |
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The voltage across the resistor is larger than the voltage across the inductor |
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The current is lagging behind the voltage at the source |
Question 11 (1 point)
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.
I have an Irms of 1A through the circuit what is true?
Question 11 options:
At 60Hz the average power is smaller than at 10Hz |
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At 0Hz the power is almost the same as the power of a DC circuit with only a 100 Ohm resistor and a 1A current |
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The power in a DC circuit with only a 100 Ohm resistor and a 1A current is almost the same as the average power of our RLC circuit at 60 Hz. |
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At 60Hz the average power is the same as at 10Hz |
Question 12 (1 point)
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 10Hz What is true?
Question 12 options:
The current is lagging behind the voltage at the source |
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The current through the inductor is larger than through the resistor |
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The voltage is lagging behind the current at the source |
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The current and voltages are in phase at the source |
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The voltage across the inductor is larger than the voltage across the capacitor |
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The voltage across the resistor is larger than the voltage across the inductor |
Question 13 (1 point)
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 the total impedance is
Question 13 options:
less than 100Ohm |
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Is more than 100Ohm |
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Is within 1% of 100 Ohm |
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Is not within 1% of 100Ohm |
Question 14 (1 point)
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
Question 14 options:
The absolute phase difference between the current and the voltage at the source is less than 4 degree |
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The absolute phase difference between the current and the voltage at the source is less than 2 degrees |
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The absolute phase difference between the current and the voltage at the source is less than 6 degrees |
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The absolute phase difference between the current and the voltage at the source is less than 3 degrees |
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The absolute phase difference between the current and the voltage at the source is less than 5 degrees |
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The absolute phase difference between the current and the voltage at the source is less than 1 degree |
Question 15 (1 point)
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 15 options:
The voltage across the inductor and capacitor lags behind the voltage across the resistor |
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The voltage across the inductor lags behind the current. |
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The voltage across the capacitor and resistor lags behind the current |
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The voltage across the resistor lags behind the voltage across the inductor |
We have a series RLC circuit with an AC voltage source: The resistance is 100Ohm, the inductance ...
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