Q2. Impedance of Networ Circuit For the impedance circuit as shown below, given that f=115 kHz, R₁ = ZT ZRL R₁ jooL لنسا (a) Find the angular frequency w: 722.566 (k*rad/s) You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-2546 Previous Tries (b) Find the magnitude and angle of ZRL; IZRL: 2528.8 (2); Angle: 89.5 Incorrect. Tries 3/3 Previous Tries (c) Find the magnitude and angle of ZRC; IZRCI: (92); Angle: Submit Answer Tries 0/3 (d) Find the magnitude and angle of ZT; |Z+1: (22); Angle: Submit Answer Tries 0/3 R2 ZRC : 1/(joc) (°) C C 19.5 2, R₂ = 63.5 22, L=7 mH, C=0.5 µF.
Q2. Impedance of Networ Circuit For the impedance circuit as shown below, given that f=115 kHz, R₁ = ZT ZRL R₁ jooL لنسا (a) Find the angular frequency w: 722.566 (k*rad/s) You are correct. Your receipt no. is 157-2546 Previous Tries (b) Find the magnitude and angle of ZRL; IZRL: 2528.8 (2); Angle: 89.5 Incorrect. Tries 3/3 Previous Tries (c) Find the magnitude and angle of ZRC; IZRCI: (92); Angle: Submit Answer Tries 0/3 (d) Find the magnitude and angle of ZT; |Z+1: (22); Angle: Submit Answer Tries 0/3 R2 ZRC : 1/(joc) (°) C C 19.5 2, R₂ = 63.5 22, L=7 mH, C=0.5 µF.
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Impedance of Networ Circuit
For the impedance circuit as shown below, given that f=115 kHz, R₁
=
ZT
ZRL
R₁
jol
لنسا
(a) Find the angular frequency w:
722.566 (k*rad/s)
You are correct.
Your receipt no. is 157-2546
Previous Tries
(b) Find the magnitude and angle of ZRL;
IZRL: 2528.8
(2); Angle: 89.5
Incorrect. Tries 3/3 Previous Tries
(c) Find the magnitude and angle of ZRC;
IZRCI:
(92); Angle:
Submit Answer Tries 0/3
(d) Find the magnitude and angle of Z+;
|Z+1:
(92); Angle:
Submit Answer Tries 0/3
R₂ ZRC
: 1/(joc)
(°)
C
C
19.5 2, R₂ = 63.5 22, L=7 mH, C=0.5 µF.
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