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Data Tables: RC Circuit

This document contains data tables and experimental results from investigating RC, RL, and RLC circuits. Table 6.1 shows that the experimentally measured impedance magnitude and phase angle for an RC circuit were within 13-22% and 9% of theoretical values. Similarly, Tables 6.2-6 show experimental results within 15-56% and 8-14% of theory for voltage measurements across different components in RC, RL and RLC circuits. The document also includes questions about the phase relationships between circuit components and applying Kirchhoff's voltage law to analyze the circuits.

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Data Tables: RC Circuit

This document contains data tables and experimental results from investigating RC, RL, and RLC circuits. Table 6.1 shows that the experimentally measured impedance magnitude and phase angle for an RC circuit were within 13-22% and 9% of theoretical values. Similarly, Tables 6.2-6 show experimental results within 15-56% and 8-14% of theory for voltage measurements across different components in RC, RL and RLC circuits. The document also includes questions about the phase relationships between circuit components and applying Kirchhoff's voltage law to analyze the circuits.

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Data Tables

RC Circuit
Theory

Experimental

% Deviation

XC

1.59 k

1.3 k

13.2

Z Magnitude

1.8 k

2.2 k

22.22

58

53

8.6

Table 6.1
Theory
Mag

Theory

Exp Mag

Exp
Delay

Exp

% Dev
Mag

VC

0.88 V

-58

0.71 V

14 s

-53

19.3

% Dev

8.6

VR

0.55 V

-58

0.36 V

14 s

-53

34.5

8.6

Table 6.2

RL Circuit
Theory

Experimental

% Deviation

XL

628

524

16.5

Z Magnitude

1.181 k

1.005 k

14.9

32.1

27.65

13.8

Table 6.3
Theory
Mag

Theory

Exp Mag

Exp Delay

Exp

% Dev
Mag

% Dev

VL

0.334 V

- 32.1

0.26 V

7 s

-27.65

22.1

13.8

VR

0.531 V

- 32.1

0.64 V

7 s

-27.65

20.9

13.8

Table 6.4

RLC Circuit

Theory

Experimental

% Deviation

XC

1.6 k

1.4 k

12.5

XL

628

546

13

Z Magnitude

1.387 k

1.245 k

10.2

43

40

Table 6.5
Theory
Mag

Theory

Exp Mag

Exp
Delay

Exp

% Dev
Mag

% Dev

VC

1.15 V

-43

0.84 V

11 s

-40

26.9

VL

0.45 V

-43

0.2 V

11 s

-40

55.5

VR

0.72 V

-43

0.45 V

11 s

-40

37.5

Table 6.6

RC

RL

Questions
1. What is the phase relationship between R, L, and C components in a series AC
circuit?

2. Based on measurements, does Kirchhoffs Voltage Law apply to the three


tested circuits (show work)?
Xc =1/wC = 1600i ohm

w = 2 f f= 10kHz

XL= wL =628i ohm


R =1k ohm
Z=

R + ( X LXc )
2

=1.387 k in RLC circuit

I = V/Z = 1 /1.387 k = 0.72 mA in RLC circuit

3. In general, how would the phasor diagram of Figure 6.1 change if the
frequency was raised?
-

If the frequency was raised, capacitive reactance will be decreasing.

4- In general, how would the phasor diagram of Figure 6.2 change if the
frequency was lowered?
-

If the frequency was lowered inductive reactance will be decreasing.

LAB REPORT
CIRCUIT THEORY II

EXPERIMENT 6
SERIES R, L,C CIRCUITS

MERT AALDAY
120403007
EEE202
04.05.2015

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