In an oscillating series RLC circuit, calculate \(\Delta U/U\), the fraction of the energy lost per cycle of oscillation. Assume that L = 133 mH, C = 1.0 \(\mu F\) and R = 1.1 \(\Omega\)
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Given L = 133 mH = 0.133 H and C = 1.0 F, ω = 1/√(0.133 * 1.0) = 1/√(0.133) = 1/0.364 = 2.747 rad/s. Show more…
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