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A resistor R and an inductor L are connected in series to a source of voltage V = V 0 s i n ω t . The voltage is found to lead current in phase by
.
If the inductor is replaced by a capacitorC , the voltage lags behind current in phase by
. When
L , C and R are connected in series with the same source,
Find the :
(i) average power dissipated and
(ii) instantaneous current in the circuit
If the inductor is replaced by a capacitor
Find the :
(i) average power dissipated and
(ii) instantaneous current in the circuit
Solution:
For LR circuit
= tan 45 ∘ = 1
So,X L = R
For CR circuit
= tan 45 ∘ = 1
So,X c = R
For LCR circuit
When L, C andR are connected in series, then actually three R are connected in series. Equivalent impedance = 3 R . Thus Circuit is resistive.
and V = V 0 s i n ω t
I = I 0 s i n ω t
(i) Average power dissipationP = VI
P = V 0 s i n ω t × I 0 s i n ω t
Over full cycle
P A V G =
×
(ii) Instantaneous currentI = I 0 s i n ω t
So,
For CR circuit
So,
For LCR circuit
When L, C and
(i) Average power dissipation
Over full cycle
(ii) Instantaneous current
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