Engineering Understanding Total Impedance in a Parallel Resistor-Inductor Circuit

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In a parallel resistor-inductor circuit, the total impedance is influenced by the frequency of the applied voltage. As frequency increases, the inductive reactance rises, which can lead to an increase in total impedance. However, the overall effect on impedance also depends on the resistance value in the circuit. Understanding the relationship between resistance, inductance, and frequency is crucial for accurate calculations. This discussion emphasizes the importance of analyzing these components to determine total impedance effectively.
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Im tryin to figure...In a circuit having a parallel resistor and inductor, as the applied voltage frequency increases, the total impedance...increases?
 
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Jason03 said:
Im tryin to figure...In a circuit having a parallel resistor and inductor, as the applied voltage frequency increases, the total impedance...increases?

Hey … Jason03 … you know the rules … ! :wink:

what have you worked out? :smile:
 

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