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An AC emf V-V0 sin ωt is applied across a pure inductance L. Obtain expressions for  (ii) the inductive reactance XL in the circuit. Draw a phasor diagram showing emf V0, current I0 and their phase difference ϕ.

Important Questions on Alternating Current

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12th ICSE
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Explain the meaning of ‘reactance’. Derive expression for the reactance of an inductor L connected across an AC source. Give its unit. Show that no power is dissipated in an inductor when AC passes through it.
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Obtain the relation for the current I=I0 sin ωt- π/2 for a pure inductor across which an alternating emf V=V0 sin cot is applied. 
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Obtain the relation O=I0 sinωt+π/2 and XC= 1/ωC for a pure capacitor across which an alternating emf V=V0 sin ωtis applied. Draw a phasor diagram showing emf V, current I and their phase difference ϕ.
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A capacitor C is connected to an AC voltage source V=V0 sin ωt. Draw a circuit diagram for it. Obtain an expression for the current / flowing in the circuit. Express it as a sin function. What is the phase difference between current I and voltage V? What is the reactance of the capacitor?
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What is impedance of an AC circuit? A capacitor C and a resistor R are connected in series in an AC circuit. Derive expression for the impedance Z of the circuit. Draw phasor diagram.
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In an alternating-current circuit an inductance L, a capacitance C and a resistance R are connected in series. Derive expression for the impedance and the phase angle. What is the impedance at resonance?
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Derive an expression for the phase angle of an AC circuit with an inductor L, a capacitor C and a resistor R in series. Draw the phasor diagram if the voltage across the capacitor is greater than that across the inductor. Obtain an expression for the resonant frequency of the circuit.
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Show that the average power dissipated per cycle in an L-C-R circuit is given by P=Vrms×Irms× cos ϕ, where ϕ is the angle of lag or lead.