(5) Figure below shows the RL circuit. (a) Calculate the Apparent Power S, Reactive Power Q True Power P and power factor. (b) Sketch the Power Triangle – include S, P, Q and 0. Write the magnitudes and units. (c) If one capacitor of 1 uF is connected parallel to the R-L components, find the new Reactive Power Q, Apparent Power S and new phase angle 0. ell 200 Q sine 50 Hz V= 240 V 1.086 A

(5) Figure below shows the RL circuit. (a) Calculate the Apparent Power S, Reactive Power Q True Power P and power factor. (b) Sketch the Power Triangle – include S, P, Q and 0. Write the magnitudes and units. (c) If one capacitor of 1 uF is connected parallel to the R-L components, find the new Reactive Power Q, Apparent Power S and new phase angle 0. ell 200 Q sine 50 Hz V= 240 V 1.086 A

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Chapter17: Resistive-inductive Series Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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