6. RLC circuits¶
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6.1. Basic RL circuit¶
For this circuit we are going to use the following components:
100Ω or 470Ω resistors
10mH coil
The voltage and the current in the coil can be analysed over the circuit. Both their amplitudes and the out-of-phase between them may be tested on this circuit. Remember that you can measure the current at the beginning of each branch, it is here, before the resistor.
6.2. RLC circuit¶
For this circuit we are going to use the following components:
100Ω resistor
10mH inductor and 100mH inductor
2.2nF capacitor
On this circuit it can be analysed how are voltages both in the capacitor and inductor respect to the input signal, being able to analyse both their amplitudes and the existing out-of-phase. Remember that you can measure the current at the beginning of each branch, it is here, before the resistor.
With an 100mH inductor, the result is the following:
That’s all in RCL Circuits. Continue in Operational Amplifiers.