Build the following circuit (Fig 2: Resistor and Inductor in Series). Connect CH1and CH2 of the oscilloscope at points as shown. Use the same function generatorsetting as in Part A.XSC1Fcn GenRSL1Ext Trid50215mHR1V15102Fig 2: Resistor and Inductor in SeriesCalculations:6. Calculate values for XL and ZT.7. Calculate I (phasor format) for the circuit.8. Calculate the voltage (phasor format) drop across the resistor (VR1) andthe inductor (V1 ). v(t) = 3V sin (2n * 5000t + 0°)

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Build the following circuit (Fig 2: Resistor and Inductor in Series). Connect CH1 and CH2 of the oscilloscope at points as shown. Use the same function generator setting as in Part A. XSC1 Fcn Gen RS L1 Ext Trig 500 15mH R1 V1 + 5102 Fig 2: Resistor and Inductor in Series Calculations: 6. Calculate values for XL and ZT. 7. Calculate I (phasor format) for the circuit. 8. Calculate the voltage (phasor format) drop across the resistor (VR1) and the inductor (V1).

Build the following circuit (Fig 2: Resistor and Inductor in Series). Connect CH1 and CH2 of the oscilloscope at points as shown. Use the same function generator setting as in Part A. XSC1 Fcn Gen RS L1 Ext Trig 500 15mH R1 V1 + 5102 Fig 2: Resistor and Inductor in Series Calculations: 6. Calculate values for XL and ZT. 7. Calculate I (phasor format) for the circuit. 8. Calculate the voltage (phasor format) drop across the resistor (VR1) and the inductor (V1).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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