C t V sine R2 Let R1 = 4 ohm, R2 = 2 ohm, reactance of the capacitor -j3 ohm and reactance of the inductor j2 ohm. The supply RMS value is 196 volt and phase is 30 degree. Let lc be the current through the capacitor from left to right and V₁ be the voltage across the inductor from top to bottom. RMS value of lc = ampere Phase angle of lc = RMS value of V₁ = volt Phase Angle of VL = degree (normalized to lie in range [-180,+180] degree only) R1 degree

C t V sine R2 Let R1 = 4 ohm, R2 = 2 ohm, reactance of the capacitor -j3 ohm and reactance of the inductor j2 ohm. The supply RMS value is 196 volt and phase is 30 degree. Let lc be the current through the capacitor from left to right and V₁ be the voltage across the inductor from top to bottom. RMS value of lc = ampere Phase angle of lc = RMS value of V₁ = volt Phase Angle of VL = degree (normalized to lie in range [-180,+180] degree only) R1 degree

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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