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Parallel Resonant Circuit
By BYJU'S Exam Prep
Updated on: September 25th, 2023
Consider the parallel resonant circuit shown below-
- Determine resonant frequencies ωr(rad/sec) and fr(Hz) of the circuit.
- Calculate the voltage across the circuit at resonance.
- Solve for the current through the resistor and the inductor at resonance.
Solution
For a parallel rlc circuit admittance offered by the circuit Y=G+jB=G+j(BC–BL)
Here G= conductance of resistor R
capacitive susceptance BC=ωC
inductive susceptance BL=1ωL
For a parallel resonant circuit admittance offered by the circuit Y=G
That means in parallel resonant circuit BC=BL
ωrC=1/ωrL
1. So, resonant frequency ωr=1/√L.C=1/√(0.4×10-6)(16×10-3)=12.5 ×103 rad/sec
And fr=ωr/2π=1989.4 Hz≈1989 Hz
2. Voltage across the circuit at resonance V=I.R
Here, from the circuit given in the problem I=3.6 mA∠0°
And resistance R=500
So, V=I.R=3.6×10-3∠0°.500=1.8∠0° V
3. Current through resistor IR=V/R=1.8∠0°/500=3.6∠0° mA
and current through inductor IL=V(-JBL)
here BL=1/ωL=1/12.5×10-3(16×10-9)=1200 siemens
IL=V(-JBL)=1.8∠0°×1/200-90°=9 mA∠-90°
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