Electrical Engineering - Circuit Theorems in AC Analysis - Discussion
Discussion :: Circuit Theorems in AC Analysis - General Questions (Q.No.5)
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Anonymous said:
(Jan 4, 2012)
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Hi,
Since the source has 0Hz then it acts as a DC voltage source. Shouldn't the inductor act as a short circuit? |
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Khyati said:
(Sep 2, 2014)
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| Here parallel combination of R1 = 220 and XL will give the answer. |
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Keith said:
(Mar 18, 2015)
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| Where did you get 220? |
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Sujitha said:
(Jun 11, 2016)
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| Can any explain this question in detail? |
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Mathew said:
(May 27, 2017)
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But w.r.t AB, XL and R1 should be in series.
So the answer should be A. |
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Saran said:
(Aug 28, 2017)
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| Please, Somebody can explain this? |
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Thiru said:
(Sep 18, 2017)
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| Give an explanation for this. |
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Shree said:
(Sep 4, 2018)
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Here to find Zth vs short-circuit and RL open circuit. R1 parallel with Xl.
Zth= 220*47i/220+47i.
=45.96∠77.94. |
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Haneen said:
(May 14, 2022)
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| Can you explane this. |
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