Consider the RLC series circuit shown with ve(t) = 10cos(wt) V, R = 15N, L = 3mH and C = 7µF. Determine the resonant frequency by wr = (L. C) 1/2 Compute the complex power received by each circuit component (the subscripts "R", "L", "C" and "S" respectively refer to the resistor, inductor, capacitor, and source) under the following source frequencies: v,(t) + R v,(1) Vz() a. w = 0.1wr SR = VA SL = VA Sc = VA Ss = VA b. w = Wr SR = VA SL = VA Sc = VA Ss = VA C. w = 10w, SR = VA SL = VA Sc = VA Ss = VA

Consider the RLC series circuit shown with ve(t) = 10cos(wt) V, R = 15N, L = 3mH and C = 7µF. Determine the resonant frequency by wr = (L. C) 1/2 Compute the complex power received by each circuit component (the subscripts "R", "L", "C" and "S" respectively refer to the resistor, inductor, capacitor, and source) under the following source frequencies: v,(t) + R v,(1) Vz() a. w = 0.1wr SR = VA SL = VA Sc = VA Ss = VA b. w = Wr SR = VA SL = VA Sc = VA Ss = VA C. w = 10w, SR = VA SL = VA Sc = VA Ss = VA

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Chapter23: Resistive-inductive-capacitive Series Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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