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In a series RL circuit, 12 V rms is measured across the resistor and 14 V rms is measured across the inductor. The peak value of the source voltage is

A. 18.4 V

B. 26.0 V

C. 2 V

D. 20 V

Answer: Option B

Solution (By Examveda Team)

$$\eqalign{ & {{\text{E}}_{{\text{rms}}}} = \sqrt {{\text{V}}_{\text{L}}^2} + {\text{V}}_{\text{R}}^2 \cr & \Rightarrow {{\text{E}}_{{\text{rms}}}} = \sqrt {{{12}^2}} + {14^2} = \sqrt {340{\text{V}}} \cr & {{\text{E}}_{{\text{max}}}} = {{\text{E}}_{{\text{rms}}}}\sqrt 2 \cr & {{\text{E}}_{{\text{max}}}} = \sqrt {680{\text{V}}} \cr & \Rightarrow {{\text{E}}_{{\text{max}}}} = 26.0\,{\text{V}} \cr} $$

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  1. Vik Sharma
    Vik Sharma:
    9 months ago

    Given:
    𝑅
    =
    3.3
     
    k
    Ξ©
    =
    3300
     
    Ξ©
    R=3.3kΞ©=3300Ξ©

    𝐿
    =
    120
     
    mH
    =
    0.12
     
    H
    L=120mH=0.12H

    𝑓
    =
    2
     
    kHz
    =
    2000
     
    Hz
    f=2kHz=2000Hz

    𝑉
    source
    =
    12
     
    VΒ (rms)
    V
    source
    ​
    =12VΒ (rms)

    Step 1: Calculate the current through the resistor,
    𝐼
    𝑅
    I
    R
    ​
    :
    The current through a resistor is given by Ohm's Law:

    𝐼
    𝑅
    =
    𝑉
    𝑅
    I
    R
    ​
    =
    R
    V
    ​

    Substitute the known values:

    𝐼
    𝑅
    =
    12
    3300
    =
    0.003636
     
    A
    =
    3.636
     
    mA
    I
    R
    ​
    =
    3300
    12
    ​
    =0.003636A=3.636mA
    Step 2: Calculate the inductive reactance,
    𝑋
    𝐿
    X
    L
    ​
    :
    The inductive reactance
    𝑋
    𝐿
    X
    L
    ​
    is given by:

    𝑋
    𝐿
    =
    2
    πœ‹
    𝑓
    𝐿
    X
    L
    ​
    =2Ο€fL
    Substitute the known values:

    𝑋
    𝐿
    =
    2
    πœ‹
    Γ—
    2000
    Γ—
    0.12
    =
    2
    πœ‹
    Γ—
    240
    =
    1507.96
     
    Ξ©
    X
    L
    ​
    =2π×2000Γ—0.12=2π×240=1507.96Ξ©
    Step 3: Calculate the current through the inductor,
    𝐼
    𝐿
    I
    L
    ​
    :
    The current through the inductor is given by:

    𝐼
    𝐿
    =
    𝑉
    𝑋
    𝐿
    I
    L
    ​
    =
    X
    L
    ​

    V
    ​

    Substitute the known values:

    𝐼
    𝐿
    =
    12
    1507.96
    =
    0.00796
     
    A
    =
    7.96
     
    mA
    I
    L
    ​
    =
    1507.96
    12
    ​
    =0.00796A=7.96mA
    Step 4: Find the total current using Kirchhoff’s Current Law (KCL):
    Since the resistor and the inductor are in parallel, the total current
    𝐼
    total
    I
    total
    ​
    is the vector sum of the currents through the resistor and inductor:

    𝐼
    total
    =
    𝐼
    𝑅
    2
    +
    𝐼
    𝐿
    2
    I
    total
    ​
    =
    I
    R
    2
    ​
    +I
    L
    2
    ​

    ​

    Substitute the values for
    𝐼
    𝑅
    I
    R
    ​
    and
    𝐼
    𝐿
    I
    L
    ​
    :

    𝐼
    total
    =
    (
    3.636
    )
    2
    +
    (
    7.96
    )
    2
    =
    13.21
    +
    63.36
    =
    76.57
    =
    8.74
     
    mA
    I
    total
    ​
    =
    (3.636)
    2
    +(7.96)
    2

    ​
    =
    13.21+63.36
    ​
    =
    76.57
    ​
    =8.74mA

  2. Engr Farman
    Engr Farman:
    5 years ago

    Admin answer is wrong plz correct it.
    Correct answer is 36

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