How to Design a Series Resonant Circuit with a Bandwidth of 500Hz?

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The discussion centers on designing a series resonant circuit with a bandwidth of 500Hz using a 120V constant supply and a 50nF capacitor. Participants highlight the necessity of additional information, specifically the resistance (R) or inductance (L), to effectively calculate the circuit parameters. The absence of these components makes it impossible to achieve the desired bandwidth with the given specifications. The conversation emphasizes the importance of complete circuit details for accurate design.

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  • Understanding of RLC series circuit fundamentals
  • Knowledge of bandwidth calculations in resonant circuits
  • Familiarity with capacitor specifications and their role in resonance
  • Basic electrical engineering principles regarding voltage and frequency
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  • Research the formulas for calculating bandwidth in RLC series circuits
  • Learn about the role of inductance (L) in series resonant circuits
  • Explore how to determine resistance (R) values for desired bandwidth
  • Investigate modifications to resonant circuits for different bandwidths, such as 200Hz
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Hi Guys,

I usually don't come on forums to ask for any issues but i am stuck.

I have been given these details:
  1. A 120v Constant supply at all Frequencies
  2. 50nF capacitor
With these components i am supposed to design a series resonant circuit which will achieve a bandwidth of 500Hz. 500Hz is the significant value i have been told to look at.

I have been looking through the formulas for RLC Series and i cannot seem to find a way of produce a circuit with those details.

Am i missing something or is it possible to do?

Thanks
 
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AlexJ said:
Hi Guys,

I usually don't come on forums to ask for any issues but i am stuck.

I have been given these details:
  1. A 120v Constant supply at all Frequencies
  2. 50nF capacitor
With these components i am supposed to design a series resonant circuit which will achieve a bandwidth of 500Hz. 500Hz is the significant value i have been told to look at.

I have been looking through the formulas for RLC Series and i cannot seem to find a way of produce a circuit with those details.

Am i missing something or is it possible to do?

Thanks
It looks as if some item of information is missing. Is there mention of the resistance or anything else?
 
Hi tech,

thanks for the reply. The only other information is it can be easily modified to 200Hz and that is all.

To me this seems the case that there is information missing since in a series resonant circuit you need either and L or R to get started working back through the bandwidth where as the parallel you can utilise the capacitor.

Thanks q
 
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