Question #167947

An impedance coil whose resistance and inductance are 18 ohms and 3.82 mH, respectively, is connected in parallel with a series combination of a 5.3 uF capacitor and a variable resistor. For what value of resistance will the circuit be in resonance at 1000 cps?


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Expert's answer
2021-03-03T01:07:37-0500

Let series resistor and inductor combination be RL+jXLR_L+jX_L

Let series capacitor and resistor combination be RcjXcRc-jXc


When these are connected in parallel the total impedance should be resistive, that is the condition for resonance.


i. e imaginary term of parallel combination of RL+jXL and RcjXcR_L+jX_L \space and\space Rc-jXc =0


i.e(RcXLRLXc)(RL+Rc)(XLXc)(RLRc+XLXc)=0i.e (RcX_L - R_LXc) (R_L+Rc) - \newline (X_L-Xc) (R_LRc+X_LXc) =0


Simplifying we have,


Rc2XLRL2Xc=XL2XcXc2XLRc^2X_L-R_L^2Xc=X_L^2Xc-Xc^2X_L\newline


Substituting given inductor, capacitor resistor and frequency values we have,


24Rc2=5400Rc=15Ω24Rc^2=5400\newline Rc=15\Omega




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