4- Read the measurements of the voltammeter and ammeter at each step.5- Calculate the reactance of the coil for every setting of the frequency using therelation (X=V/I) O6- List the results in Table 7.1.7- Draw a curve represented the relation between the inductive reactance as (y-axis) and the frequency as (x-axis).8- Calculate the slope of the straight part of the curve which is equal to (2tL) andthen calculate the inductance (L).

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7- Draw a curve represented the relation between the inductive reactance as (y- axis) and the frequency as (x-axis). 8- Calculate the slope of the straight part of the curve which is equal to (2nL) and then calculate the inductance (L),

7- Draw a curve represented the relation between the inductive reactance as (y- axis) and the frequency as (x-axis). 8- Calculate the slope of the straight part of the curve which is equal to (2nL) and then calculate the inductance (L),

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter17: Resistive-inductive Series Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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