Capacitances C1 = 265.26 µF C2 = 1.33 mF Inductances Resistance R1 = 30 LI SRI R2 = 80 230v 60HZ L1 = 26.53 mH ir = 5.572 + j19.156° A ir = 19.95473.78° A For C1, ic, = 19.95473.78° A vc, =199.52 – 16.22°V For R1, iRi = 18. 82489.1° A %3D Vr1 = 56.47489°V For C2, ic, = 18. 82489. 1° A vc, = 37.642 – 0.9°V For R2, İR2 = 5.34.06° A VR2 = 42.424. 06°V For L1, İL, = 5.344.06° A Vi, = 5.32 – 94.06°V

Capacitances C1 = 265.26 µF C2 = 1.33 mF Inductances Resistance R1 = 30 LI SRI R2 = 80 230v 60HZ L1 = 26.53 mH ir = 5.572 + j19.156° A ir = 19.95473.78° A For C1, ic, = 19.95473.78° A vc, =199.52 – 16.22°V For R1, iRi = 18. 82489.1° A %3D Vr1 = 56.47489°V For C2, ic, = 18. 82489. 1° A vc, = 37.642 – 0.9°V For R2, İR2 = 5.34.06° A VR2 = 42.424. 06°V For L1, İL, = 5.344.06° A Vi, = 5.32 – 94.06°V

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter2: Fundamentals

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