Solve Parallel Resonance: L&C Values & Resistance of Coil

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The discussion focuses on solving parallel resonance in an RLC circuit, specifically determining the values of the capacitor, inductance, and resistance of the coil. The series resonance frequency is 2251Hz, while the parallel resonance frequency is 2228Hz. A current of 5mA flows from a 25V r.m.s. supply, leading to a calculated parallel resistance of 5000 Ohms. The formulas used include fs = 1/(2Π√LC) for series resonance and fp = 1/2Π √(1/LC-R²/L²) for parallel resonance.

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When placed in series a coil and capacitor resonate at a frequency of 2251Hz and when placed in parallel they resonate at a frequency of 2228Hz. At parallel resonance it is also found that a current of 5mA flows from the supply when the supply voltage is 25V r.m.s.
Determine the value of the capacitor and the inductance and the resistance of the coil.




fs = 1/(2Π√LC)

fp = 1/2Π √(1/LC-R^2/L^2 )



From the information given, I can work out the parallel resistance:

R = vs / I
= 25 / 0.005
= 5000 Ohms.

But from this I don't know which way to go. Any guidance would be much appreciated.
 
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drizzt72 said:
When placed in series a coil and capacitor resonate at a frequency of 2251Hz and when placed in parallel they resonate at a frequency of 2228Hz. At parallel resonance it is also found that a current of 5mA flows from the supply when the supply voltage is 25V r.m.s.
Determine the value of the capacitor and the inductance and the resistance of the coil.




fs = 1/(2Π√LC)

fp = 1/2Π √(1/LC-R^2/L^2 )



From the information given, I can work out the parallel resistance:

R = vs / I
= 25 / 0.005
= 5000 Ohms.

But from this I don't know which way to go. Any guidance would be much appreciated.


The wikipedia.org article on RLC resonance is pretty good, and should help you out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RLC_series_circuit

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