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I'm typing up all of my old homework assignments into notes and have forgotten quite a bit of things since I have learned them.
My problem now is with a series/parallel RLC circuit. I have no problem with series or parallel, but this combined one is giving me difficulties.
I am able to solve several of the questions once ZT is already found such as:
IT= source/ZT VR1= ITxR
,but the rest of the circuit has my mind boggled. I know with series/parallel resistive circuits you can subtract the source from the series resistor to get the voltage across the parallel section. It seems that this is not the case here.
So what I am having difficulties with are: ZT, VR2, IL, IC, PT, P.F.
I would appreciate any help. Click the picture to zoom.
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/994/36987056.jpg
My problem now is with a series/parallel RLC circuit. I have no problem with series or parallel, but this combined one is giving me difficulties.
I am able to solve several of the questions once ZT is already found such as:
IT= source/ZT VR1= ITxR
,but the rest of the circuit has my mind boggled. I know with series/parallel resistive circuits you can subtract the source from the series resistor to get the voltage across the parallel section. It seems that this is not the case here.
So what I am having difficulties with are: ZT, VR2, IL, IC, PT, P.F.
I would appreciate any help. Click the picture to zoom.
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/994/36987056.jpg
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