The circuit shows a coil of resistance 1552 and inductance 13.26 mH supplied by a complex voltage "v". 1522 13.26 mH ww m ()) Given that the Fourier expression for the voltage is v = 60+ 54.08Coswt + 11.18Cos3wt + 5.22Cos5wt + Determine a. The phase angle of the fifth harmonic of the current expression b. the effective value of the circuit current c. the circuit power factor d. the total apparent power

The circuit shows a coil of resistance 1552 and inductance 13.26 mH supplied by a complex voltage "v". 1522 13.26 mH ww m ()) Given that the Fourier expression for the voltage is v = 60+ 54.08Coswt + 11.18Cos3wt + 5.22Cos5wt + Determine a. The phase angle of the fifth harmonic of the current expression b. the effective value of the circuit current c. the circuit power factor d. the total apparent power

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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