A series combination of a 22.0-mH inductor and a 145.0- resistor are connected across the output terminals
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(a) At f = 1250 Hz, what are the voltage amplitudes across the inductor and across the resistor?
(b) Do the voltage amplitudes add to give the source voltage (i.e., does VR + VL = 1.20 kV)? Explain.
(c) Draw a phasor diagram to show the addition of the voltages.
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a Use Eqs 2114 with X C 0 Eqs 219 and 2110 and Ohms law ...View the full answer
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ISBN: 978-0077339685
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Authors: Alan Giambattista, Betty Richardson, Robert Richardson
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