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  • wildcorndog
    SBR MVP
    • 08-30-10
    • 1456

    #1
    Electrical help
    I need a hand solving a problem....


    My supple voltage is 120v and 10hz


    I have 3 components in parallel

    40ohm resister

    L1 1 Henry inductor

    C1 80 micro farat capacitor.....




    What is


    What is

    R?
    XL?
    XC?
    Z?
    I?
  • BIGDAY
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 02-17-10
    • 48245

    #2
    You sir, needs a FluxCapacitor.

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    • jjgold
      SBR Aristocracy
      • 07-20-05
      • 388179

      #3


      call an electrician pal

      I will give you answer for $100
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      • ramones951
        SBR MVP
        • 12-23-08
        • 2356

        #4
        It's an RLC circuit. Scroll about halfway down this page for a good reference:

        http://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/accircuits/parallel-circuit.html

        R = 40 ohm

        XL = 62.8 ohm
        XC = 198.9 ohm
        Z = 36.6 ohm
        I = 2.7 A

        Maybe someone else can confirm my answers, it's been a while since I've done circuits.
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        • Russian Rocket
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 09-02-12
          • 43910

          #5
          Originally posted by ramones951

          Maybe someone else can confirm my answers, it's been a while since I've done circuits.
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          • jjgold
            SBR Aristocracy
            • 07-20-05
            • 388179

            #6


            Who s this clown???

            I had an electrical business before I ran it into the ground and charged $80 pr hr

            I am not giving this gambler free advice
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            • downsouth
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 01-13-11
              • 11580

              #7
              Are you trying to make a time machine?
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              • wildcorndog
                SBR MVP
                • 08-30-10
                • 1456

                #8
                JJ u are scum.


                Awesome work ramone! U must be in the top 3% that doesn't make minimum wage around here...
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                • manny24
                  SBR Posting Legend
                  • 10-22-07
                  • 20046

                  #9
                  Corny man for a non pro you have some serious pull around here in PT!

                  Corny i bet figuring out electrical circuits is the least of your problems though sport

                  give us a winner Corny
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                  • Triple_D_Bet
                    SBR Hall of Famer
                    • 12-12-11
                    • 7626

                    #10
                    Originally posted by jjgold


                    call an electrician pal

                    I will give you answer for $100
                    This is electronics or at least an engineering question, most non-industrial electricians don't deal with this stuff.

                    Originally posted by ramones951
                    It's an RLC circuit. Scroll about halfway down this page for a good reference:

                    http://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/accircuits/parallel-circuit.html

                    R = 40 ohm

                    XL = 62.8 ohm
                    XC = 198.9 ohm
                    Z = 36.6 ohm
                    I = 2.7 A

                    Maybe someone else can confirm my answers, it's been a while since I've done circuits.
                    These look right, except for I, which should be about 3.28 A (I = V/Z)
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                    • Triple_D_Bet
                      SBR Hall of Famer
                      • 12-12-11
                      • 7626

                      #11
                      Originally posted by wildcorndog
                      JJ u are scum.


                      Awesome work ramone! U must be in the top 3% that doesn't make minimum wage around here...
                      If you're using these answers for homework or something graded, make sure you give all of the numbers to the same number of significant digits...no bigger giveaway for copied answers!
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                      • jjgold
                        SBR Aristocracy
                        • 07-20-05
                        • 388179

                        #12
                        Guy couldn't do it on his own he'll never be successful

                        He will always cheat for the answers
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                        • smitch124
                          SBR Posting Legend
                          • 05-19-08
                          • 12566

                          #13
                          E=IR pretty much everything can be derived from that, kinda like E=M C ^ 2.
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                          • a4u2fear
                            SBR Hall of Famer
                            • 01-29-10
                            • 8147

                            #14
                            120v and 10 Hz? Please tell me this isn't something running in your house?

                            if in the US, you should be on 120vac (or close to it), and 60 Hz from neutral to line, or 208 vac line to line
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                            • Triple_D_Bet
                              SBR Hall of Famer
                              • 12-12-11
                              • 7626

                              #15
                              Originally posted by smitch124
                              E=IR pretty much everything can be derived from that, kinda like E=M C ^ 2.


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                              • Triple_D_Bet
                                SBR Hall of Famer
                                • 12-12-11
                                • 7626

                                #16
                                Originally posted by a4u2fear
                                120v and 10 Hz? Please tell me this isn't something running in your house?

                                if in the US, you should be on 120vac (or close to it), and 60 Hz from neutral to line, or 208 vac line to line
                                Physics/EE homework most likely, this is a simple circuit not a house...
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