In the AC network below, determine: R1 5ΚΩ V1 120Vrms 1000Hz 0° C1 HE 10μF b. The impedance of the capacitor. a. The angular frequency in the network. c. The impedance of the inductor. d. The voltage at node A. A L1 500mH R2 10kQ

In the AC network below, determine: R1 5ΚΩ V1 120Vrms 1000Hz 0° C1 HE 10μF b. The impedance of the capacitor. a. The angular frequency in the network. c. The impedance of the inductor. d. The voltage at node A. A L1 500mH R2 10kQ

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In the AC network below, determine:
R1
5ΚΩ
V1
+ 120Vrms
1000Hz
0°
C1
HE
10μF
b. The impedance of the capacitor.
a. The angular frequency in the network.
c. The impedance of the inductor.
d. The voltage at node A.
A
L1
500mH
ww
R2
10kQ

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