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Series RLC voltage or impedance totals must be calculated by:
Options
A. subtracting the values
B. graphing the angles
C. adding vectors
D. multiplying the values
Correct Answer
adding vectors
RLC Circuits and Resonance problems
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1. What is the applied voltage for a series RLC circuit when I
T
= 3 mA, V
L
= 30 V, V
C
= 18 V, and R = 1000 ohms?
Options
A. 3.00 V
B. 12.37 V
C. 34.98 V
D. 48.00 V
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Correct Answer: 12.37 V
2. What is the band pass (F
1
? F
2
) of an RLC filter that resonates at 150 kHz and has a coil Q of 30?
Options
A. 100.0 kHz to 155.0 kHz
B. 147.5 kHz to 152.5 kHz
C. 295.5 kHz to 4500 kHz
D. 149,970 Hz to 150,030 Hz
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Correct Answer: 147.5 kHz to 152.5 kHz
3. When X
C
= X
L
the circuit:
Options
A. draws maximum current
B. applied voltage is zero
C. is at resonance
D. draws minimum current
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Correct Answer: is at resonance
4. What is the high cutoff frequency for an RLC circuit that resonates at 2000 Hz and has a bandwidth of 250 Hz?
Options
A. 2125 Hz
B. 2250 Hz
C. 1750 Hz
D. 8.0 Hz
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Correct Answer: 2125 Hz
5. What would be the power factor for an RLC circuit that acts inductively?
Options
A. +90 degrees leading
B. one
C. zero
D. ?90 degrees lagging
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Correct Answer: zero
6. What is the total current?
Options
A. 56.6 mA
B. 141 mA
C. 191 mA
D. 244 mA
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Correct Answer: 141 mA
7. What is the current phase angle for a parallel RLC circuit when I
L
= 15.3 A, I
C
= 0.43 A, and I
R
= 3.5 A?
Options
A. 76.7 degrees
B. ?4.25 degrees
C. 88.8 degrees
D. ?76.7 degrees
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Correct Answer: ?76.7 degrees
8. Current in a series RLC circuit may always be used as:
Options
A. a leading vector
B. a reference
C. an angle
D. a lagging vector
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Correct Answer: a reference
9.
What is the voltage across the capacitor in the given circuit?
Options
A. 6.8 V
B. 11.9 V
C. 16.1 V
D. 22.9 V
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Correct Answer: 22.9 V
10. What is the impedance of the circuit?
Options
A. 12.2 kΩ
B. 14.5 kΩ
C. 17.8 kΩ
D. 20.3 kΩ
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Correct Answer: 20.3 kΩ
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