Exercise: Consider the series RLC circuit of Figure 1 with the source a 1-kHz sinusoid having an amplitude of 5 V. Regard the source voltage as having zero phase. Calculate the amplitude and phase (in degrees) of the following quantities: the voltage across the resistor, the voltage across the inductor, and the voltage across the capacitor L R Synthesized Frequency Generator Figure 1: Series RLC circuit Table 1: Component values for the circuits of Figures 1 and 2 Component Value 5 kΩ R 900 mH L 0.08 uF C

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The current through a 50 mH inductor is given below. Use Ohm’s Law to find the voltage. Convert to polar form, find the impedance and complete the math, then convert back to the waveform at i1 = 7.5sin(2500t – 20°) mA and i2 = 5.9sin(200t + 40°) mA

the equivalent impedance of a capacitor in parallel with an iductor is equivalent to an open circuit (i.e equal to infinity) at a certain frequency.Drive an expression for this frequency

.A series RLC circuit contains a 4-kN resistor, an inductor with an inductive reactance (X,) of 3.5 kn, and a capacitor with a capacitive reactance (Xc) of 2.4 kN. A 120-Vac, 60-Hz power source is connected to the circuit. How much voltage is dropped across the inductor?

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2. Explain which of the following instructions are invalid? State the invalidation reason and give the correct form for invalid instructions: a. MOV DL,AX b. MOV ES,CX c. MOV [BX],[2000] d. MOV BX,[AX] e. MOV CL,[BL+200] f. MOV 1234,DX g. MOV CH,[BX+SI+300] h. MOV DS,[SI+DI-5] i. MOV [4500],1234 j. MOV 200,[300]

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b) Derive a block diagram model for the RLC series circuit shown in Figure Q1, relating input voltage Vin to output voltage Vout derived across the inductor. Your answer should identify the state variables, list the governing equations, and clearly show the direction of flow of signals in the block diagram. R + Vin(~ C Figure Q1 0.000 Vout

A source-free RC circuit contains a 100 ohm resistor and a 1 mF capacitor initially charged to 5 volts. What is the voltage across the capacitor after a time of 0.1 seconds has elapsed. Show all work