Q Q Q Search The following instrument readings were obtained from a DC test and an AC test performed directly on a practical inductor (RL): DC test results. Voltage applied across inductor = 24 Vác Current through inductor = 0.8 Ade. 60 Hz AC test results. Voltage applied across inductor = 120.5 Vac Current through inductor = 1.03 Aac. 20. What is the resistance of the practical inductor? A. 10 Ω В. 15 Q С. 20 Q I. D. 25 Q E. 30 Q 21. What is the inductance of the practical inductor? A. 100 mH B. 200 mH С. 300 mH D. 400 mH

Q Q Q Search The following instrument readings were obtained from a DC test and an AC test performed directly on a practical inductor (RL): DC test results. Voltage applied across inductor = 24 Vác Current through inductor = 0.8 Ade. 60 Hz AC test results. Voltage applied across inductor = 120.5 Vac Current through inductor = 1.03 Aac. 20. What is the resistance of the practical inductor? A. 10 Ω В. 15 Q С. 20 Q I. D. 25 Q E. 30 Q 21. What is the inductance of the practical inductor? A. 100 mH B. 200 mH С. 300 mH D. 400 mH

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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