EBK DELMAR'S STANDARD TEXTBOOK OF ELECT
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Chapter 17, Problem 1PP

Inductive Circuits

Fill in all the missing values. Refer to the following formulas:

X L = 2 πfL L= X L 2 πf f = X L 2 πL

Inductance (H) Frequency (Hz) Inductive Reactance ( Ω )
1.2 60
0.085 213.628
1000 4712.389
0.65 600
3.6 678.584
25 411.459
0.5 60
0.85 6408.849
20 201.062
0.45 400
4.8 2412.743
1000 40.841
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The missing values in the table.

Answer to Problem 1PP

Inductance (H) Frequency(Hz) Inductive Reactance(Ω)
1.2 60 452.39
0.085 400 213.628
0.75 1000 4712.389
0.65 600 2450.44
3.6 30 678.584
2.61 25 411.459
0.5 60 188.50
0.85 1200 6408.849
1.6 20 201.062
0.45 400 1130
4.8 80 2412.743
6.44m 1000 40.841

Explanation of Solution

We are given the following formulae,

XL=2πfL     ... (1)L=XL2πf           ... (2)f=XL2πL           ... (3) 

(1) XL=2πfL          =2π×60×1.2          =452.39 Ω(2)   f=XL2πL          =213.6282π×0.085          =400 Hz(3)   L=XL2πf          =4712.3892π×1000          =0.75 H

(4) XL=2πfL          =2π×600×0.65          =2450.44 Ω(5)   f=XL2πL          =678.5842π×3.6          =30 Hz(6)   L=XL2πf          =411.4592π×25          =2.61 H

(7) XL=2πfL          =2π×60×0.5          =188.50 Ω(8)   f=XL2πL          =6408.8492π×0.85          =1200 Hz(9)   L=XL2πf          =201.0622π×20          =1.6 H

(10) XL=2πfL          =2π×400×0.45          =1130 Ω(11)   f=XL2πL          =2412.7432π×4.8          =80 Hz(12)   L=XL2πf          =40.4812π×1000          =6.44 mH

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