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Measuring on serial resonance circuit
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Author What is a resonance circuit? Connection of resonance circuits Measuring scheme of resonance circuit Important concepts Important formulae Measuring procedure Table preview Simply resonance curve Comparatively resonance curve Ending Content
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What is a resonance circuit? It is a rezistor, capacitor and inductor connection When is resonance circuit in situation when is equal X C and X L then this situation called reverberation. This circuit in reverberation is behave like active resistance. Series circuits Parallel circuits Kinds of resonance circuits
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Connection of resonance circuits
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Measuring scheme of resonance circuit
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Important concepts resonance situation = reverberation Properties on resonance frequency Quality factor Charakteristics: - resonance curves: - simply - U=f(f) - comparatively - U/U REZ =f(f/f REZ )
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Important formulae Z=Rs+jωL-j1/(ωC)=Rs+j(ωL-1/(ωC) f REZ =1/(2π√LC) Q 0 =(ω 0 L)/R S0 Q 0 =1/(ω 0 CR S0 ) Q 0 =(f MAX +f MIN )/(f MAX -f MIN ) Z-impedance Rs-resistance L-inductance C-capacity f REZ -resonance frequency Q 0 -quality factor f MAX -maximum frequency f MIN -minimum frequency
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Measuring procedure We calculated f REZ for given C a L in this circuit. We then connection circuit under scheme. We are set correct frequency on the generator that consistent with calculated value f REZ for C and L. We calculated U REZ √2 with help of U REZ (voltage at f REZ ) that consistent with decrease about 3 dB. We are set up frequency on the generator from f MIN (consistent with decrease about 3 dB) until f MAX (consistent with decrease about 3 dB) and measuring voltage. f REZ lie between f MIN and f MAX.
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Table preview
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Simply resonance curve
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Comparatively resonance curve
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Ending Comparatively resonance cuve is better than simply resonance curve.
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