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A low-pass filter (LPF) attenuates frequencies above its cutoff frequency while passing lower frequencies unchanged
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A low-pass filter (LPF) attenuates frequencies above its cutoff frequency while passing lower frequencies unchanged
In an RC high-pass filter, the capacitor blocks low frequencies, while higher frequencies pass through to the resistor. Thus, the output voltage is measured across the resistor.
Band-stop filters attenuate a narrow frequency band while passing others.
Higher Q means a narrower bandwidth
At resonance, XL=XC, so the net reactance is zero, making impedance purely resistive (Z=R), which is the minimum possible.
Since XL=XC, the circuit is purely resistive, so voltage and current are in phase.
VL=IXL and VC =IXC are equal in magnitude but cancel each other due to a 180° phase difference.
At higher frequencies, XL>XC making the circuit inductive.
Q=XL/R so increasing R reduces Q.
The reactive branch currents cancel, minimizing the total line current.
It stores energy alternately between L and C, resembling a tank.
Half-power points occur at 1/√2 of peak current/voltage.
Both magnitude and phase
Power is nonlinear (P=I2R or V2/R), so superposition doesn’t apply.
Resistive loads simplify to matching resistances.
Dependent sources must remain active during superposition analysis as they rely on other circuit variables.
YN = I_sc/V_oc = (2-j3)/(10+j15) = 0.15+j0.1S
P=VI×PF=120×10×0.8=960WP=VI×PF=120×10×0.8=960W.
θ=cos−1(P/S)=cos−1(0.6)=53.13°
P=Scos(45°)=70.7W, Q=Ssin(45°)=70.7VAR
S=√(P2 +Q2 )=1000VA, PF=P∣S∣=0.8, Since Q>0Q>0, the PF is lagging (inductive load).
If one wattmeter reads zero, the phase angle ϕ=60°
Power factor cosϕ=cos60°=0.5
Since the reading becomes zero due to a lagging phase angle, the power factor is 0.5 lagging.
one wattmeter reads positive and the other negative with the same magnitude.
Q=√3(W1−W2)=500√3
Swapping Vab and Vcb causes the readings to interchange
Unbalanced loads cause voltage fluctuations. Requires a tertiary winding or grounding for practical use.
IL=√3Ip
A generator having two or more electrical windings which are separated by equal electrical angle generates a polyphase electrical system.
Line voltage, VL = 230 V
Power Factor, cosφ = 0.5
Power consumed = P = 1800 Watts = √3 VL x IL x cosφ
line current, IL = 9 Amperes
Since it is a star connection, phase current = line current = 9 Amperes
Phase Voltage, Vph = VL/√3 = 132.8 Volts
Phase Impedance, Zph = Vph/Iph = 14.7 Ohms
for sine or cosine function, over one period of time , average value is zero