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Transcribed Image Text:Table 8.1
Experi L
(mH)
fespecied
(Hz)
fmcasured
(Hz)
C
ment
(µF)
Difference
#
1
100
0.15
1349.384
100
0.22
1405.265
3
100
0.235
1461.885
4
100
0.47
1331.095
100
0.69
1256.266
6.
100
0.94
1424.276
Question 1:
What are the differences between the materials in the video and the materials you
received? Please include all differences you notice.
2.

Transcribed Image Text:5. Calculate the expected resonant frequency using equation (1) for each circuit (all capacitances)
and enter the values in Table 8.1. Compare the measured and calculated resonant
frequencies and calculate the corresponding % differences using equation (2):
fmeasured-fexpected
% Difference =
100% (2)
fmeasured + fexpected
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