Impedance of voltage source, and tank ckt

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The discussion centers on the impedance characteristics of voltage sources and tank circuits. It confirms that voltage sources, such as batteries, ideally have zero impedance, and that a good car battery's impedance is typically less than a few ohms, even under alternating current conditions. Additionally, it clarifies that a tank circuit is driven in parallel and resonates in a series loop, with the first two statements being true and the third statement being false.

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  • Basic principles of alternating current (AC)
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Can someone please tell me whether the following statements are wrong or right? this is not homework:

1. Voltage sources, like batteries, have a low impedance (ideally zero)

2. A good car battery's impedance (even with alternating current going through the battery) is typically far less than a few ohms.

3. A tank circuit is driven in parallel and resonates in a series loop.
 
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1. True.
2. True.
3. False.
 

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