Ok, I have come to some conclusion, i hope it is right.
So, first comes base harmonic and it is devided by 2. A0/2, then adding other harmonics + A1*cos(314-0.68) + etc
So, 314 is because I have 50hz frequency and -0.68 is my angle in radians.
Thanks for response. I am not sure about A0/2, but I have seen it in books. I found formula where it says (2PI/T)*t + phase comes in cosine function. What is "(2PI/T)*t"? PI refers to 3.14
Formula I have shows is probably for resulting harmonic? Does syntesizing mean writing the main formula? I havo no clue about effective value of signal and representation is probably done in excel or other graphing app.
So i drew sketch.
And I do not understand, how to write integral for calculation, which I should use, X or Y on limit?
Is one of them right?
First answer gives me 65,7
Second 383,4
I know that there is a formula for calculation, but I cannot find it.
Voltage across both of them is 100V, amps through R is 0.55A and amps on XL is 1A. There is an ampmeter before both of them as well and it shows 1.18A
Hello. So I have a coil and a resistor in parallel connection. It is powered by alternating current. I have to calculate angle between voltage and current, what is the formula? I know the reactive resistance in coil, I know resistance of resistor, voltage across both of them and amps flowing...
Yes, I know, but it does not add up to near "200" or 0,2 or something like that..
To calculate turns I did this: 3.14 * 5cm (2*r) = 15.7cm is for one turn.
So, 200 turns would be 3140cm.. where did I go wrong?
If I continue with "40 = 1,1l/0,785..." I get 28.57.. let`s just change it to...