MISCELLANEOUS PROBLEMS FOR PRACTICE 25. A coil, of resistance R and inductance L, is connected in series wit apacitor C across a variable-frequency source. The voltage is maintain onstant at 300 mV and the frequency is varied until a maximum current o nA flows through the circuit at 6 kHz. If, under these conditions, the actor of the circuit is 105, calculate: (a) the voltage across the capacitor; he values of R, L and C.

MISCELLANEOUS PROBLEMS FOR PRACTICE 25. A coil, of resistance R and inductance L, is connected in series wit apacitor C across a variable-frequency source. The voltage is maintain onstant at 300 mV and the frequency is varied until a maximum current o nA flows through the circuit at 6 kHz. If, under these conditions, the actor of the circuit is 105, calculate: (a) the voltage across the capacitor; he values of R, L and C.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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