A series resistance – capacitance (R – C) circuit is connected to 230 – volt, 50 cycle AC source. The current through the resistor is 45.45 A and the power taken by the circuit is 5,000 watts. Compute the following: 1.) Power factor angle 2.) Circuit impedance 3.) Ohmic value of the resistor

How do the capacitor and inductor support the circuit in power factor improvement?

What is the purpose of transformers in power distribution, and how do they work?

Subject - Design electrical circuits for single-phase AC networks Question - Compare the effect of varying resistance, capacitance and inductance in parallel and series AC circuits on voltage, resistance and impedance

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Subject - Design electrical circuits for single phase AC networks Question - Compare the effect of varying resistance, capacitance and inductance in a pararllel and series AC circuits on voltage resistance and impedance.

Construct the circuit in Figure 1 in the Circuit JS simulator. Note that the voltage source is given in RMS. Within Circuit JS while defining the max voltage of the voltage source include “rms” after the number to tell Circuit JS that this is a rms value. Also note that there are additional parameters when instantiating a transformer in Circuit JS. Leave these at the default values. Additionally, transformers may have problems simulating in Circuit JS.  Answer the following: 1. From the simulation results, determine the power dissipated in R2 and compare to the expected value from the previous section.2. Change the transformer ratio (“Ratio” as a fraction when you “Edit…” the transformer component) to the value calculated in the previous section to provide maximum power transfer in R2. Note: In Circuit JS, Transformer Ratio = Primary/Secondary.3. Rerun the simulation, calculate the power dissipated in R2 and compare to the expected value from the previous section.4. Change the…

Describe the purpose and operation of transformers in electrical power systems.