Question #126679
An inductor, L, of 2 H and a resistor, R, of 1000Ω are in series across an a.c. voltage of 10 V, frequency 60 Hz. Calculate the r.m.s voltage across the inductor.
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Expert's answer
2020-07-20T14:56:37-0400

The impedance in the circuit

Z=R2+(2πfL)2=10002+(2π×60×2)2=1252ΩZ=\sqrt{R^2+(2\pi f L)^2}\\ =\sqrt{1000^2+(2\pi \times 60\times 2)^2}=1252\:\Omega

The r.m.s current in the circuit

I=VZ=101252=0.008AI=\frac{V}{Z}=\frac{10}{1252}=0.008\:\rm A

The r.m.s voltage across the inductor

VL=IXL=I(2πfL)=0.008×2π×60×2=6VV_L=IX_L=I(2\pi f L)=0.008\times 2\pi \times 60\times 2=6\:\rm V

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