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So I was playing in NI, with RLC circuits, trying to understand resonance, and what causes it etc.
What I did is following:
I connected an RLC circuit to a function generator, where I can change my frequency.
What I found, that at some frequencies capacitor voltage was above the voltage source's voltage.
I couldn't explain that at that moment but then I realized I saw this somewhere.
[PLAIN]http://pokit.org/get/3f3d916aa8f70d541b889efc3736b968.jpg [Broken]
This overvoltage and undervoltage as I call it, I do not understand. Why does this happen at specific frequency both for capacitor and inductor? I cannot find the google solution for this as I don't know the name of this phenomena in English.
What I did is following:
I connected an RLC circuit to a function generator, where I can change my frequency.
What I found, that at some frequencies capacitor voltage was above the voltage source's voltage.
I couldn't explain that at that moment but then I realized I saw this somewhere.
[PLAIN]http://pokit.org/get/3f3d916aa8f70d541b889efc3736b968.jpg [Broken]
This overvoltage and undervoltage as I call it, I do not understand. Why does this happen at specific frequency both for capacitor and inductor? I cannot find the google solution for this as I don't know the name of this phenomena in English.
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