Ca) For the given circuit in Fig. 6.22: R = 270N, C=luF, input Vs =4Vpp (sinusoidal), Calculate/Measure VRrms, Vcrms, Irms for1kHz, 2kHz and 20kHz. (PW and Lab Part)b) Calculate/Measure the phase difference when frequency = 1 kHz.(PW and Lab Part)c) Calculate the impedance of the capacitor at lkHz and obtain thephasor diagram using the related values you calculated in theprevious step. Calculate the apparent power, true power and reactive power related to eachcomponent in the circuit. (PW and Lab Part)Vs%3DFigure 6.22a) for f=1kHzLabPWFor f-1kHzCalculatedMeasuredVrrmsVcrmsIrms2.

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2. a) For the given circuit in Fig. 6.22: R = 2702, C=luF, input Vs = 4Vpp (sinusoidal), Calculate/Measure VRrms, Verms, Irms for 1kHz, 2kHz and 20kHz. (PW and Lab Part) thoce difference when frequency = 1 kHz. V,

2. a) For the given circuit in Fig. 6.22: R = 2702, C=luF, input Vs = 4Vpp (sinusoidal), Calculate/Measure VRrms, Verms, Irms for 1kHz, 2kHz and 20kHz. (PW and Lab Part) thoce difference when frequency = 1 kHz. V,

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a) For the given circuit in Fig. 6.22: R = 270N, C=luF, input Vs =
4Vpp (sinusoidal), Calculate/Measure VRrms, Vcrms, Irms for
1kHz, 2kHz and 20kHz. (PW and Lab Part)
b) Calculate/Measure the phase difference when frequency = 1 kHz.
(PW and Lab Part)
c) Calculate the impedance of the capacitor at lkHz and obtain the
phasor diagram using the related values you calculated in the
previous step. Calculate the apparent power, true power and reactive power related to each
component in the circuit. (PW and Lab Part)
Vs
%3D
Figure 6.22
a) for f=1kHz
Lab
PW
For f-1kHz
Calculated
Measured
Vrrms
Vcrms
Irms
2.

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