1. Determining the inductance value of an inductor: Repeat step 1 section by connecting a 0.1H L inductor instead of a capacitor. For section A, measure the RMS (root-square root) values of AC current and AC voltage across the inductor using a multimeter and determine its inductance. Record your RMS measurements. Step 1: Build up the circuit given in Fig. 5.1 with R = 1 kQ, C : 100 nF and VS (t) = 5sin (1000Trt). www www R A C Vs (t)

1. Determining the inductance value of an inductor: Repeat step 1 section by connecting a 0.1H L inductor instead of a capacitor. For section A, measure the RMS (root-square root) values of AC current and AC voltage across the inductor using a multimeter and determine its inductance. Record your RMS measurements. Step 1: Build up the circuit given in Fig. 5.1 with R = 1 kQ, C : 100 nF and VS (t) = 5sin (1000Trt). www www R A C Vs (t)

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Chapter20: Capacitance In Ac Circuits

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