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At resonance, what is impedance of a series RLC circuit?

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likoan [24]4 years ago

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Answer:

Impedance Z given as

$Z=\sqrt{(X_C^2-X_L^2)+R^2}$

At resonance

$X_C=X_L$

$Z=\sqrt{(X_C^2-X_C^2)+R^2}$

Z=R

At the resonance condition the impedance of a series RLC will be equal to the R.

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The quality factor of the circuit depends on R ,L ,C and width of the resonance.

Quality factor Q

$Q=\dfrac{f}{BW}$

BW= Band width

f=Frequency at resonance

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