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Objective: ⚫ Recording the phase shift between voltage and current. ⚫ Determining the current and voltage in the circuit components. Circuit Diagram: XSC1 # 60 Vrms 10 Hz 0° C1 R2 2200 1μF Description: Inductance ⚫ Capacitors and inductors, have a different type of AC resistance known as reactance, X, Xc). • Reactance also impedes the flow of current, but the amount of reactance is not a fixed quantity for one inductor or capacitor The reactance value of an inductor or a capacitor depends upon the frequency of the supply current as well as on the DC value of the component itself. MEASUREMENTS Frequency Vsource Xc (Hz) 10 60V 50 50V 100 20V N R I V₂-I⭑R V₁-1*Xc Ø = cos ¹ (-) Evaluation: 1. Determine the total current in the circuit I by using 1 = wwwwwwwwww 2. Determine X using the formula 1 Xc = 2nfc Vurce z 3. Determine the impedance Z, by using the formZ,² = R² + Xc² 4. Determine the phase difference between R and XL R R cos = = 0 = cos¹(==) Xc Xc 8. Observe the waveforms and attach the print screen of the Qurut(CRO Output). 9. What do you observe from the Output Waveforms. 10. Repeat for different values in the table.

Objective: ⚫ Recording the phase shift between voltage and current. ⚫ Determining the current and voltage in the circuit components. Circuit Diagram: XSC1 # 60 Vrms 10 Hz 0° C1 R2 2200 1μF Description: Inductance ⚫ Capacitors and inductors, have a different type of AC resistance known as reactance, X, Xc). • Reactance also impedes the flow of current, but the amount of reactance is not a fixed quantity for one inductor or capacitor The reactance value of an inductor or a capacitor depends upon the frequency of the supply current as well as on the DC value of the component itself. MEASUREMENTS Frequency Vsource Xc (Hz) 10 60V 50 50V 100 20V N R I V₂-I⭑R V₁-1*Xc Ø = cos ¹ (-) Evaluation: 1. Determine the total current in the circuit I by using 1 = wwwwwwwwww 2. Determine X using the formula 1 Xc = 2nfc Vurce z 3. Determine the impedance Z, by using the formZ,² = R² + Xc² 4. Determine the phase difference between R and XL R R cos = = 0 = cos¹(==) Xc Xc 8. Observe the waveforms and attach the print screen of the Qurut(CRO Output). 9. What do you observe from the Output Waveforms. 10. Repeat for different values in the table.

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Inductance

  • Capacitors and inductors, have a different type of AC resistance known as reactance, ( XL, XC ).
  • Reactance also impedes the flow of current, but the amount of reactance is not a fixed quantity for one inductor or capacitor

The reactance value of an inductor or a capacitor depends upon the frequency of the supply current as well as on the DC value of the component itself.

 

Measurements

Frequency (Hz)

    

Z

I

VR=I*R

VL=I*

  

10

60V

 

 

 

 

 

 

50

50V

 

 

 

 

 

 

100

20V

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Evaluation:

  1. Determine the total current in the circuit I by using
  2. Determine using the formula


 

  1. Determine the impedance by using the form
  2. Determine the phase difference between and
  3. Observe the waveforms and attach the print screen of the

Ouput(CRO Output).  

  1. What do you observe from the Output Waveforms.
  2. Repeat for different values in the table.
Objective: ⚫ Recording the phase shift between voltage and current. ⚫ Determining the current and voltage in the circuit components. Circuit Diagram: XSC1 # 60 Vrms 10 Hz 0° C1 R2 2200 1μF Description: Inductance ⚫ Capacitors and inductors, have a different type of AC resistance known as reactance, X, Xc). • Reactance also impedes the flow of current, but the amount of reactance is not a fixed quantity for one inductor or capacitor The reactance value of an inductor or a capacitor depends upon the frequency of the supply current as well as on the DC value of the component itself.
Transcribed Image Text:Objective: ⚫ Recording the phase shift between voltage and current. ⚫ Determining the current and voltage in the circuit components. Circuit Diagram: XSC1 # 60 Vrms 10 Hz 0° C1 R2 2200 1μF Description: Inductance ⚫ Capacitors and inductors, have a different type of AC resistance known as reactance, X, Xc). • Reactance also impedes the flow of current, but the amount of reactance is not a fixed quantity for one inductor or capacitor The reactance value of an inductor or a capacitor depends upon the frequency of the supply current as well as on the DC value of the component itself.
MEASUREMENTS Frequency Vsource Xc (Hz) 10 60V 50 50V 100 20V N R I V₂-I⭑R V₁-1*Xc Ø = cos ¹ (-) Evaluation: 1. Determine the total current in the circuit I by using 1 = wwwwwwwwww 2. Determine X using the formula 1 Xc = 2nfc Vurce z 3. Determine the impedance Z, by using the formZ,² = R² + Xc² 4. Determine the phase difference between R and XL R R cos = = 0 = cos¹(==) Xc Xc 8. Observe the waveforms and attach the print screen of the Qurut(CRO Output). 9. What do you observe from the Output Waveforms. 10. Repeat for different values in the table.
Transcribed Image Text:MEASUREMENTS Frequency Vsource Xc (Hz) 10 60V 50 50V 100 20V N R I V₂-I⭑R V₁-1*Xc Ø = cos ¹ (-) Evaluation: 1. Determine the total current in the circuit I by using 1 = wwwwwwwwww 2. Determine X using the formula 1 Xc = 2nfc Vurce z 3. Determine the impedance Z, by using the formZ,² = R² + Xc² 4. Determine the phase difference between R and XL R R cos = = 0 = cos¹(==) Xc Xc 8. Observe the waveforms and attach the print screen of the Qurut(CRO Output). 9. What do you observe from the Output Waveforms. 10. Repeat for different values in the table.
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