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A 212 Ω resistor, a 0.800 H inductor, and a 6.75 μFcapacitor are connected in series...

A 212 Ω resistor, a 0.800 H inductor, and a 6.75 μFcapacitor are connected in series across a voltage source that has voltage amplitude 29.5 V and an angular frequency of 230 rad/s .

A) What is v at t= 22.0 ms ?

B) What is vR at t= 22.0 ms ?

C) What is vL at t= 22.0 ms ?

D) What is vC at t= 22.0 ms ?

E) Compare vC+vL+vR and v at this instant: vC+vL+vR=v, vC+vL+vR<v, or vC+vL+vR>v

F) What is VR?

G) What is VC?

H) What is VL?

I) Compare V and VL+VC+VR:  VL+VC+VR<V, VL+VC+VR>V, or VL+VC+VR=V

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Answer #1

(a)

XL = w*L = 230*0.8 = 184 ohm

Xc = 1/wC = 1/230*6.75*10-6 = 644.12 ohm

Z = sqrt[ R2 + (XL - Xc)2 ] = sqrt[(212)2 + (460.12)2]

Z = 506.61 ohm

I = V/Z = 29.5/506.61

I = 0.0582 A

= tan-1( (XL - Xc)/R) = tan-1(460.12/212)

= -1.13 rad

v = V*cos(w*t + ) = 29.5*cos(230*0.022 - 1.13)

v = -20.79 V

(b)

vR = I*R*cosw*t = 0.0582*212*cos(230*0.022)

vR = 4.20 V

(c)

vL = I*XL*cos(w*t + pi/2) = 0.0582*184*cos(230*0.022+pi/2)

vL = 10.07 V

(d)

vC = I*Xc*cos(w*t + -pi/2 ) = 0.0582*644.12*cos(230*0.022 -1.14 - pi/2)

vC = -26.60 V

(e)

vR + vC + vL = 4.20 - 26.60 + 10.07 = -12.33 V

and v = -20.79

vR + vC + vL > v

(f)

VR = I*R = 0.0582*212

VR = 12.22V

(g)

VL = I*XL = 0.0582*184

VL = 10.70 V

(h)

VC = I*Xc = 0.0582*644.12

VC = 37.48 V

(i)

VR + VL+ VC = 12.22 + 10.70 + 37.48 = 60.4 V

V = 29.5 V

VR + VL+ VC > V

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