For the circuit shown, the load ZL absorbs 2+j3 kVA and it is required to correct the power factor to unity. The value of the capacitance required to increase the power factor to unity is...micro Farad 150 V rms ZL 60 Hz 864.8

For the circuit shown, the load ZL absorbs 2+j3 kVA and it is required to correct the power factor to unity. The value of the capacitance required to increase the power factor to unity is...micro Farad 150 V rms ZL 60 Hz 864.8

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For the circuit shown, the load ZL absorbs 2+j3 kVA and it is required to correct the power
factor to unity. The value of the capacitance required to increase the power factor to unity
is..micro Farad
150 V rms
60 Hz
864.8
630

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