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 An R-L-C series circuit is at electrical resonance when  X L =X C, the net reactance X=0  Under resonance conditions I. Circuit impedance, Z=R II.

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2  An R-L-C series circuit is at electrical resonance when  X L =X C, the net reactance X=0  Under resonance conditions I. Circuit impedance, Z=R II. Current is maximum and is in phase with applied voltage, I=V/R III. V L =V C and this value is maximum IV. Power factor is unity, power,P=VI (watts) V. Resonance frequency, f r =1/2  LC Hz VI. Q=1/R  L/C

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