Sine-wave generator + 1.0 kHz 1.0 V TISS Voltage across R1, VR Total current, I www 1.0 k Voltage across L, VL Inductive reactance, XL Computed inductance, L Figure 4-Test Circuit 8. The circuit is a series circuit, so the current in the resistor is the identical current that flows through the inductor. Find the voltage across the resistor with the DMM. Apply Ohm's law to the resistor to find the current in the circuit. Record the measured voltage and the computed current in Table 3 in the column labeled Inductor L1. Inductor L1 846mV 846ua 4₁ 628.310 100 mH Inductor L2 Table 3-Measured and Calculated Values

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Sine-wave
generator
+
1.0 kHz
1.0 V TI
Voltage across R1, VR
Total current, I
Voltage across L, VL
Inductive reactance, XL
www
1.0 k
8. The circuit is a series circuit, so the current in the resistor is the identical current that flows through
the inductor. Find the voltage across the resistor with the DMM. Apply Ohm's law to the resistor to
find the current in the circuit. Record the measured voltage and the computed current in Table 3 in
the column labeled Inductor L1.
Computed inductance, L
Figure 4-Test Circuit
Inductor L1
846mV
846ua
4₁
628.310
100 mH
Inductor L2
Table 3-Measured and Calculated Values
Transcribed Image Text:Sine-wave generator + 1.0 kHz 1.0 V TI Voltage across R1, VR Total current, I Voltage across L, VL Inductive reactance, XL www 1.0 k 8. The circuit is a series circuit, so the current in the resistor is the identical current that flows through the inductor. Find the voltage across the resistor with the DMM. Apply Ohm's law to the resistor to find the current in the circuit. Record the measured voltage and the computed current in Table 3 in the column labeled Inductor L1. Computed inductance, L Figure 4-Test Circuit Inductor L1 846mV 846ua 4₁ 628.310 100 mH Inductor L2 Table 3-Measured and Calculated Values
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