Circuit Diagram V1 R1 220 Vrms >5002 60 Hz 0.⁰ L1 100mH Computed Values Compute the expected power factor of the circuit given the different capacitance. | Reactive It (RMS) Capacitance Real Power Power Power (UF) (Watts) Factor (Vars) mag (A) 70 60 50 C1 100uF

Circuit Diagram V1 R1 220 Vrms >5002 60 Hz 0.⁰ L1 100mH Computed Values Compute the expected power factor of the circuit given the different capacitance. | Reactive It (RMS) Capacitance Real Power Power Power (UF) (Watts) Factor (Vars) mag (A) 70 60 50 C1 100uF

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Circuit Diagram
V1
R1
220 Vrms
150 Ω
60 Hz
0.⁰
L1
100mH
Computed Values
Compute the expected power factor of the circuit given the different capacitance.
I
Reactive
It (RMS)
Capacitance Real Power
Power
Power
(UF)
(Watts)
Factor
(Vars)
mag (A)
70
60
50
C1
100uF

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