A resistor R = 1kOmhs, an inductor L=1mH and a capacitor C = 1uF are used in a circuit which is driven by a voltage source us(t) = 10 sin(105t +45°) What is the phasor corresponding to the voltage source? First, what is the MAGNITUDE What is the PHASE (in degrees)

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A resistor R = 1kOmhs, an inductor L = 1mH and a capacitor C = 1uF are used in a circuit which is
driven by a voltage source
us(t) = 10 sin(10³t +45°)
What is the phasor corresponding to the voltage source? First, what is the MAGNITUDE
What is the PHASE (in degrees)
Transcribed Image Text:A resistor R = 1kOmhs, an inductor L = 1mH and a capacitor C = 1uF are used in a circuit which is driven by a voltage source us(t) = 10 sin(10³t +45°) What is the phasor corresponding to the voltage source? First, what is the MAGNITUDE What is the PHASE (in degrees)
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