For RL and RC Series Circuit:
For RL Series Circuit![]() ![]() For RC Series Circuit ![]() ![]() | V= rms value of the applied voltage I= rms value of the circuit current VR= Voltage across resistance VL= Voltage across inductance VC= Voltage across capacitance R= Resistance XL= Inductive Reactance XC= Capacitive Reactance |
For RL: ![]() For RC : ![]() | Z= Impedance R= Resistance XL= Inductive Reactance XC= Capacitive Reactance |
For RL: ![]() For RC: ![]() | Circuit current I lags behind the applied voltage V by ![]() |
For RLC Series Circuit:
![]() ![]() When XL > XC | V= rms value of the applied voltage I= rms value of the circuit current VR= Voltage across resistance VL= Voltage across inductance VC= Voltage across capacitance R= Resistance XL= Inductive Reactance XC= Capacitive Reactance |
![]() When XL > XC | Z= Impedance R= Resistance XL= Inductive Reactance XC= Capacitive Reactance |
![]() | ![]() Z= Impedance R= Resistance |
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For Series Resonance:
![]() ![]() | fr = Resonance frequency L= Inductance C= Capacitance |
Q-factor = ![]() Q-factor = ![]() | Q-factor = Quality factor L= Inductance C= Capacitance R= Resistsnce |
Bandwidth = f 2 − f 1 | f 2 = Upper cut-off frequency f 1 = Lower cut-off frequency |
Bandwidth = ![]() | fr = Resonance frequency Q-factor = Quality factor |
![]() | fr = Resonance frequency f 2 = Upper cut-off frequency f 1 = Lower cut-off frequency |
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