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R1 ao R2 C 000 ZL bo Fig. 1. RLC circuit. R1 = 100 ?, R2 = 57 ?, L = 39 mH, C = 2.2 µF. [1] 1. Redraw this circuit, replacing each component with its equivalent impedance in the phasor domain 2. Simplify the circuit to a single impedance between nodes a and b, looking for series and parallel impedance combinations you can simplify. Express the result as a magnitude in ohms and a phase angle. 3. Find the input impedance for frequencies of 100, 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz. Express each result as a magnitude and a phase angle.

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Fig. 1. RLC circuit. R1 = 100 ?, R2 = 57 ?, L = 39 mH, C = 2.2 µF. [1]
1. Redraw this circuit, replacing each component with its equivalent impedance in the
phasor domain
2. Simplify the circuit to a single impedance between nodes a and b, looking for series
and parallel impedance combinations you can simplify. Express the result as a
magnitude in ohms and a phase angle.
3. Find the input impedance for frequencies of 100, 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz. Express
each result as a magnitude and a phase angle.

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R2
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Fig. 1. RLC circuit. R1 = 100 ?, R2 = 57 ?, L = 39 mH, C = 2.2 µF. [1]
1. Redraw this circuit, replacing each component with its equivalent impedance in the
phasor domain
2. Simplify the circuit to a single impedance between nodes a and b, looking for series
and parallel impedance combinations you can simplify. Express the result as a
magnitude in ohms and a phase angle.
3. Find the input impedance for frequencies of 100, 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz. Express
each result as a magnitude and a phase angle.

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- The resistor R1 has an impedance \( Z_{R1} = 100 \Omega \) (since the impedance of a resistor is just its resistance). - The resistor R2 has an impedance \( Z_{R2} = 57 \Omega \). - The inductor L has an impedance \( Z_L = j\omega L \), where \( \omega = 2\pi f Show more…

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Fig. 1. RLC circuit. R1 = 100 Î©, R2 = 57 Î©, L = 39 mH, C = 2.2 Î¼F. [1] 1. Redraw this circuit, replacing each component with its equivalent impedance in the phasor domain. 2. Simplify the circuit to a single impedance between nodes a and b, looking for series and parallel impedance combinations you can simplify. Express the result as a magnitude in ohms and a phase angle. 3. Find the input impedance for frequencies of 100, 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz. Express each result as a magnitude and a phase angle.

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