Characteritics of an acceptor circuit

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Hello,
I was googling for the characteristics of an acceptor circuit but didnt find what i was actually searching for .
What is non-inductive winding of a wire resistor?
and i don't get what is actually meant by : "What" is the energy stored in a capacitor and in an inductor?
Also,how can you change the inductance of a coil without changing its dimensions or number of turns of the coil?
It would be great if anybody explains me or give me a link which contains relevant information.
 
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zary said:
Hello,
I was googling for the characteristics of an acceptor circuit but didnt find what i was actually searching for .
What is non-inductive winding of a wire resistor?
and i don't get what is actually meant by : "What" is the energy stored in a capacitor and in an inductor?
Also,how can you change the inductance of a coil without changing its dimensions or number of turns of the coil?
It would be great if anybody explains me or give me a link which contains relevant information.
Hi zary! http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5725/red5e5etimes5e5e45e5e25.gif

Perhaps the reason there has not been a whole lot of replies to your post is that it does read like a bunch of homework questions that you may be intended to find answers for yourself. http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/3484/hidden17.gif

A hint for answering one of these could be in the phrase "iron core". :wink:

I can't say I'd ever heard the term, "an acceptor circuit", but a quick google search revealed that it's the series resonant circuit by another name. :smile:
 
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