AC Circuits: Alternating Current, Capacitance, Inductance, and Transformers, Slides of Physics

Various topics related to ac circuits, including capacitive reactance, inductive reactance, phasor diagrams, resonance, and transformers. It also provides formulas for calculating impedance, phase angles, and power delivered to the circuit. Examples and references to maxwell's equations for further study.

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Chapter 28: Alternating-Current Circuits
Review of Mini Exam 4
Review of
LRC
circuits
Voltage/phase relations
Impedance
Resonance
Power in
LRC
circuits
Example problem
Transformers
Maxwell’s equations (Ch. 29 – if time)
Reading: up to page 515 in the text book (Ch. 28/29)
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Chapter 28: Alternating-Current Circuits

  • Review of Mini Exam 4
  • Review of LRC circuits
    • Voltage/phase relations
    • Impedance
    • Resonance
    • Power in LRC circuits
  • Example problem
  • Transformers
  • Maxwell’s equations (Ch. 29 – if time) Reading: up to page 515 in the text book (Ch. 28/29)

AC Circuits and R, L and C: a Summary Capacitive reactance: X C = 1 / !C (units - !) Inductive reactance: X L = !L (units - !)

Resonance I p = V p R 2

  • X L ! X C ( ) 2

X

L

= X

C X L

X C X L < X C V leads V lags

o

LC

At resonance, Z = R , and ϕ = 0 (just like a DC circuit) tan_!_ =

X

L

! X

C R

Resonance

X

L

= X

C X L

X C X L < X C V leads V lags P = 1 2 I p V p cos_!_ = I rms V rms cos_!_ Power delivered to the circuit:

Transformers Soft iron

  • Energy must be conserved, so ‘power in’ must equal ‘power out’
  • Therefor, I 1 V 1 = I 2 V 2 ! V 2 V 1 = I 1 I 2 = N 2 N 1