Analyze the circuit in Figure 1, consider R = 10 k and C= 10 nF. Obtain the mathematical equation for the equivalent impedance seen by the generator as a function of frequency. By voltage division obtain the mathematical relationship for the voltage across the capacitor and resistor as a function of VF and frequency. Perform all the circuit analysis (voltages, impedances, currents, waveforms).

Analyze the circuit in Figure 1, consider R = 10 k and C= 10 nF. Obtain the mathematical equation for the equivalent impedance seen by the generator as a function of frequency. By voltage division obtain the mathematical relationship for the voltage across the capacitor and resistor as a function of VF and frequency. Perform all the circuit analysis (voltages, impedances, currents, waveforms).

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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