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in a lcr circuit L=10H,c=160uf and R =80 ohm find the value of angular frequencies for which the power is half of its maximum value are nearly​

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Answered by βαbγGυrl
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(a) at resonance frequency, the current amplitude is maximum.

so, source frequency, f = 1/{2π√(LC)}

here, L = 0.12H, C = 480nF = 480 × 10^-9F

= 1/{2π√(0.12 × 480 × 10^-9)}

= 663Hz

maximum value of current, I =√2 × virtual current in the coil (Iv)

= √2(E/R)

= √2 × 230V/(23Ω)

= 14.14 A

( b) maximum power loss at resonant frequency, P = Iv. Ev cos∅

= Ev.(Ev/R)cos0°

= (Ev)²/R , [ Ev is virtually emf of circuit]

= (230)²/23 = 2300W

(c) The power transferred to the circuit is half the power at resonant frequency.

frequency at which power transferred to the circuit is half = w ± ∆w

where ∆w = R/2L

= (23 ohm)/(2 × 0.12H)

= 95.83 rad/s

so, band frequency , ∆f = 95.83/2π

= 15.26 Hz

Hence two frequencies for half power

f1 = f - ∆f

= 663 - 15.26 = 647.74Hz

and f2 = f + ∆f

= 663 + 15.26 = 678.26 Hz

at theses frequencies the current amplitude is I' = I/√2 = 14.14/√2 = 10A

(d) Q - factor = 1/R√{L/C}

= 1/(23) × √{0.12/480 × 10^-9}

= 21.7

Answered by Evyaan7
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