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23 Cards in this Set
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AC |
If the direction of current changes alternatively and it's magnitude changes continously wrt time. |
Alternating Current |
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Alternating EMF |
It is defined as the voltage whose magnitude and direction changes with time. |
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RMS Value |
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AC through Resistor |
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Wave and Phasor Diagram (Resistance) |
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AC through Inductor |
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Wave and Phasor Diagram (Inductor) |
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Inductive reactance |
The opposing nature of inductor to the flow of AC |
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AC through Capacitor |
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Wave and Phasor Diagram (Capacitor) |
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Capacitive Reactance |
The opposing nature of capacitor to the flow of AC |
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AC through LCR |
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Impedence |
It is the total resistance of a circuit applied in the path of alternating current. |
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Resonance |
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Q-Factor |
It is the measure of sharpness of LCR circuit |
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Significance of Q-Factor |
Denotes the sharpness of tuning. High Q-Factor indicates lower rates of energy loss and sharper peak in the current. |
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Average Power |
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Wattless Current |
The current which consumes no power for its maintenance. |
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L-C oscillation |
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Energy Stored in Inductor |
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AC generator principle |
Based on the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction |
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AC generator working |
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Transformer |
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