A voltage e=250sinωt+50sin(3ωt+pi/3)+20 sin(5ωt+(5pi/6)) is applied to a series Circuit of resistance 20Ω and an inductance of 0.05H. Take ω=314rad/s
3.1 Derive an expression for the current.
Calculate the following:
3.2 The rms value of the current and voltage.
3.3 The total power supplied.
3.4 The power factor.
A voltage e=250sinωt+50sin(3ωt+pi/3)+20 sin(5ωt+(5pi/6)) is applied to a series Circuit of resistance 20Ω and an inductance of 0.05H. Take ω=314rad/s
3.1 Derive an expression for the current. (5)
Calculate the following:
3.2 The rms value of the current and voltage. (2)
3.3 The total power supplied. (2)
3.4 The power factor. (1)
It is well kmown that the voltage drop across a resistor follows Ohm's Law:
V = RI
where I'R is the voltage drop in V. R is the resistance in a and /is the current in A. Employ the experimental data given in Table-1 below:
I in A = 4.3, 6.5
VR in V= 18, 30.5
Table-1: Resistor Voltage Drop with Current
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