Q20. AC wheat stone bridge shown in Figure B5 below supplied by 230V, 50HZ, has the arm impedance values Z1 = 100 N, Z2 = 150 Q and Z3 = 250 N. Then, %3D calculate, Z3 R3 zi R1 12 R2 R4 Z2 Z4 L2 p. Figure B5 i. The value of inductance present in Z1 which has a resistance of 15 Q. The value of resistance R4, present in Z4. ii. The value of inductance present in Z2 which has a resistance of 18 2. ii.

Q20. AC wheat stone bridge shown in Figure B5 below supplied by 230V, 50HZ, has the arm impedance values Z1 = 100 N, Z2 = 150 Q and Z3 = 250 N. Then, %3D calculate, Z3 R3 zi R1 12 R2 R4 Z2 Z4 L2 p. Figure B5 i. The value of inductance present in Z1 which has a resistance of 15 Q. The value of resistance R4, present in Z4. ii. The value of inductance present in Z2 which has a resistance of 18 2. ii.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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