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In an RLC circuit (see figure below), the resistance is 300 Ohm, the inductance

ID: 1611544 • Letter: I

Question

In an RLC circuit (see figure below), the resistance is 300 Ohm, the inductance is 112 mH, and the capacitance is 12.2 mu F (12.2 times 10^-6 F). The angular frequency is 377 rad/s and epsilon_max = 18.8 v. (a) What is the impedance? Ohm (b) What is the maximum current? A (c) What is the phase constant phi of the power supply's emf with respect to the current? degree The figure below shows a series RLC circuit with a 21.0-Ohm resistor, a 420.0-mH inductor, and a 19.0-mu F capacitor connected to an AC source with v_max = 60.0V operating at 60.0 Hz. What is the maximum voltage across the following in the circuit?

Explanation / Answer

R = 300 ohms

L = 112 mH , C = 12.2 uF, w = 377 rad/s

(a) Z = (R^2 +(XL - XC)^2)^0.5

XL =wL, XC =1/wc

Z = (300^2 +((377*0.112) -(1/(377*12.2*10^-6)))^2)^0.5

Z = 347 ohms

(b) I = V/Z

I = 18.8/347

I = 0.054 A

(c) cos(phi) = R/Z

phi = arccos(300/347)

phi = 30.2 degrees

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