An LRC series circuit has the total impedance, ZT = ZR + ZL + ZC where ZR = R, ZL = jωL and ZC = 1/( jωC). The values of R = 100 Ω, L = 500mH, C=25µF, and ω = 120π rad/s. Determine the value of ZT in rectangular form.
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We are given: R = 100 Ω L = 500 mH = 0.5 H C = 25 µF = 25 * 10^(-6) F ω = 120π rad/s Now, we can find ZR, ZL, and ZC using the given formulas: ZR = R = 100 Ω Show more…
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