+ VR R = 100 N X 12 V Xc 2 kN Vc 21.3 For the series circuit in Fig. 21.52:| a) Find the value of X. for resonance. b) Determine the magnitude of the current I at resonance. c) Find the voltages Ye, Y, and yc at resonance, and compare their magnitudes. d) Determine the quality factor of the circuit. Is it a high- or low-Q circuit? e) If the resonant frequency is 5 kHz, determine the value of L and C. f) Find the bandwidth of the response if the resonant frequency is 5 kHz. 9) What are the low and high cutoff frequencies?

+ VR R = 100 N X 12 V Xc 2 kN Vc 21.3 For the series circuit in Fig. 21.52:| a) Find the value of X. for resonance. b) Determine the magnitude of the current I at resonance. c) Find the voltages Ye, Y, and yc at resonance, and compare their magnitudes. d) Determine the quality factor of the circuit. Is it a high- or low-Q circuit? e) If the resonant frequency is 5 kHz, determine the value of L and C. f) Find the bandwidth of the response if the resonant frequency is 5 kHz. 9) What are the low and high cutoff frequencies?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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