An inductor is connected to an AC source. If the inductance of the inductor is 0.428 H and the output voltage of the source is given by Av = (120 V)sin[(29.0x s)t), determine the following. (a) the frequency of the source (in Hz) 14.5 V Hz (b) the rms voltage across the inductor (in V) 84.85 (c) the inductive reactance of the circuit (in 0) 38.99 (d) the rms current in the inductor (in A) 3308.3 How can you determine the rms current from the rms voltage and the inductive reactance? Be careful not to confuse the rms and maximum voltage. A (e) the maximum current in the inductor (in A)

An inductor is connected to an AC source. If the inductance of the inductor is 0.428 H and the output voltage of the source is given by Av = (120 V)sin[(29.0x s)t), determine the following. (a) the frequency of the source (in Hz) 14.5 V Hz (b) the rms voltage across the inductor (in V) 84.85 (c) the inductive reactance of the circuit (in 0) 38.99 (d) the rms current in the inductor (in A) 3308.3 How can you determine the rms current from the rms voltage and the inductive reactance? Be careful not to confuse the rms and maximum voltage. A (e) the maximum current in the inductor (in A)

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter33: Inductors And Ac Circuits

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