Vps R ww Write the FORMULA for the total impedance of the circuit Ztot = Write the FORMULA for the phase of the total impedance of the circuit = Determine the numerical value of Ztot Determine the numerical value of 2 Determine the current through the circuit: I(PEAK)= • I(RMS) = Determine the voltage across the inductor: Volts Volts VL(PEAK) VL(RMS) Amps Amps Determine the voltage across the capacitor: • VC(PEAK)= Volts • VC(RMS) O a capacitive switcher O a flux capacitor Volts If a second circuit were connected. O a high-pass filter O a radio tuner O a phase conjugate deflector O a low-pass filter 2 C degrees parallel with the resistor, this circuit would be considered as:

Vps R ww Write the FORMULA for the total impedance of the circuit Ztot = Write the FORMULA for the phase of the total impedance of the circuit = Determine the numerical value of Ztot Determine the numerical value of 2 Determine the current through the circuit: I(PEAK)= • I(RMS) = Determine the voltage across the inductor: Volts Volts VL(PEAK) VL(RMS) Amps Amps Determine the voltage across the capacitor: • VC(PEAK)= Volts • VC(RMS) O a capacitive switcher O a flux capacitor Volts If a second circuit were connected. O a high-pass filter O a radio tuner O a phase conjugate deflector O a low-pass filter 2 C degrees parallel with the resistor, this circuit would be considered as:

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter33: Inductors And Ac Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 76PQ: In a series RLC circuit with a maximum current of 0.250 A, an AC source with Vmax= 115 V operating...

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