Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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A series RLC circuit is supplied from a variable frequency ac source. The resonant frequency is ω0. The voltage across C is maximum at a frequency
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The maximum phase difference between the applied voltage and current in a RLC series current with finite values of R, L, C, and f can be
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If figure, I = 2A if R = 20 Ω. When R = 10 Ω current I is
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A phasor is
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The phase difference (jω - p1 )
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