Assume that you have an LRC AC Circuit with one inductor which has an inductance of L = 81 mH and internal resistance r = 50 № described by the LRC Circuit phasor diagram below. VL Vc VR 10 Vps Vr VL-VC If your AC Power Supply is tuned to a frequency f = 600 Hz and you measure a Power Supply rms potential Vps = 3.5 V, a capacitor rms potential Vc = 2.4 V, a (real) inductor rms potential Vind = 4.5 V, and a resistor rms potential VR = 2.1 V, what is the potential across the inductor's internal resistance, V₁? Hint: Calculate the angular frequency, w, and the inductor's impedance XL = wL. (Make sure you're in Ohms!) Then, use the expression from your Lab 8 Handout and Calculation sheet for V₁.

Assume that you have an LRC AC Circuit with one inductor which has an inductance of L = 81 mH and internal resistance r = 50 № described by the LRC Circuit phasor diagram below. VL Vc VR 10 Vps Vr VL-VC If your AC Power Supply is tuned to a frequency f = 600 Hz and you measure a Power Supply rms potential Vps = 3.5 V, a capacitor rms potential Vc = 2.4 V, a (real) inductor rms potential Vind = 4.5 V, and a resistor rms potential VR = 2.1 V, what is the potential across the inductor's internal resistance, V₁? Hint: Calculate the angular frequency, w, and the inductor's impedance XL = wL. (Make sure you're in Ohms!) Then, use the expression from your Lab 8 Handout and Calculation sheet for V₁.

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Chapter33: Inductors And Ac Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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