i. Find the respective reactance of the inductor, XL, and capacitor, Xc. marks) ii. Convert the voltage source from time domain, v.(t), to phasor domain, Vs. (The phasor domain needs to be in r.m.s). iii. Find the total impedance of the circuit.

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R = 3 N
v-(t) = 325 cos 300t V
C = 400 µF
V.
L = 2 mH
Figure Q1
By referring to Figure Q1, answer the following questions.
i.
Find the respective reactance of the inductor, XL, and capacitor, Xc.
(marks)
ii.
Convert the voltage source from time domain, vs(t), to phasor domain, Vs. (The phasor
domain needs to be in r.m.s).
ii.
Find the total impedance of the circuit.
iv.
Find vz(t) and iL(t) using Mesh analysis. (Show answer in peak value).
Sketch the phasor diagram of VL and IL.
V.
Transcribed Image Text:R = 3 N v-(t) = 325 cos 300t V C = 400 µF V. L = 2 mH Figure Q1 By referring to Figure Q1, answer the following questions. i. Find the respective reactance of the inductor, XL, and capacitor, Xc. (marks) ii. Convert the voltage source from time domain, vs(t), to phasor domain, Vs. (The phasor domain needs to be in r.m.s). ii. Find the total impedance of the circuit. iv. Find vz(t) and iL(t) using Mesh analysis. (Show answer in peak value). Sketch the phasor diagram of VL and IL. V.
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To solve the above problem, one should have a basic idea about the working of AC circuits.

The above given circuit is a R-L-C circuit.

In AC circuits having energy storage elements like L and C, the impedance is a function of the supply frequency.

AC circuits cannot be solved directly by applying the rules of arithmetic. An AC circuit should be solved in the phasor domain, where reactive components are added together and resistive components together and then both are summed up to obtain the phasor sum.

Active power is only consumed by resistive loads and reactive power in the circuit comes from the inductor and capacitor connected in the circuit.

If the reactive power is zero, it means either the circuit is in resonance or there are no inductors and capacitors present in the circuit.

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