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    This document summarizes an experiment on inductive circuits. The objectives were to calculate the inductive reactance of inductors at different frequencies and measure the phase angle between the current and voltage. Components included an inductor, resistor, signal generator and oscilloscope. Procedures involved connecting circuits and measuring voltages and currents at various frequencies. Tabulated data included reactance calculations for series and parallel circuits. Graphs showed the voltage and current waveforms. Conclusions and group member contributions were not included.

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    CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - UNIVERSITY

    CEBU CITY

    EE387 - V2 - C2
    BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING LAB

    EXPERIMENT NO. 10
    INDUCTIVE CIRCUIT

    GROUP NO. 1
    DATE PERFORMED: 12/13/2022
    DATE DUE: 12/23/2022

    SUBMITTED BY:

    ALARBA, PEDROCHE N.
    BALASBAS, HANNAHZEL G.
    CABESAS, MARK ANTHONY E.
    CAM, LEX MARION D.
    CATINGUB, KANDACE THEA C.
    BSCHE – 2,3,4

    SUBMITTED TO:

    ENGR. JUDE DAVID T. BADAL


    INSTRUCTOR
    I. OBJECTIVES

    1. To calculate the value of the inductive reactance of an inductor as a function of


    the frequency.
    2. To measure the phase angle between current and voltage of an inductor.

    II. INSTRUMENTS AND COMPONENTS

     Module DL 3155M07
     Oscilloscope
     Signal Generator
     Cable set
    1
     𝑅1 = 10Ω − 𝑊 − 5%
    4
     𝐿1 = 10𝑚𝐻
     𝐿2 = 4.7𝑚𝐻

    III. PROCEDURE

    For Figure 5.1a

    Module DL3155M07 was inserted to the console and the main switch was turned
    ON. The circuit was connected as shown in Figure 5.1a and the oscilloscope was set
    with the following; CH1 = 1V/DlV, CH2 = 20mV/DlV, TIME/DlV = 10μs, and Coupling =
    AC. Signal Generator was then supplied and the output was adjusted to 4Vp-p = 20kHz.
    The signal displayed in the oscilloscope was then drawn for Figure 5.1a. Representing
    the input signal with a continuous line and signal across R1 with a dotted line in
    measuring the peak input voltage and its peak voltage across R1 along its period of
    the alternating voltage in divisions and μs. The peak current and the number of
    degrees per division has been calculated. Each value was written in its respective
    columns in Table 5.1. The input wave was set to the center of the screen reading the
    number of horizontal divisions from the center of the screen between the voltage and
    current. The phase angle was then determined by getting the product between the
    results from the number of horizontal divisions and the number of degrees of per
    divisions. The inductive reactance X11 was then calculated and recorded. The process
    was then repeated in accordance with the frequency values that were required in
    Table 5.1a.

    For Figure 5.1b

    The circuit was connected as shown in Figure 5.1b and the oscilloscope was set
    with the following; CH1=1V/DlV, CH2=20mV/DlV, TIME/DlV=10μs, and Coupling=AC.
    Signal Generator was then supplied and the output was adjusted to 4Vp-p=20kHz. The
    peak input voltage and peak voltage across R1 are measured and all data is then
    recorded to its corresponding column at Table 5.2. The peak current, total series
    inductance and total series inductive reactance is then calculated and its results are
    written at Table 5.2 as well.

    For Figure 5.1c

    The circuit was connected as shown in Figure 5.1c and the oscilloscope was set
    with the following; CH1=0.5V/DlV, CH2=20mV/DlV, TIME/DlV=10μs, and
    Coupling=AC. Signal Generator was then supplied and the output was adjusted to
    2Vp-p=20kHz. The peak input voltage and peak voltage across R1 are measured and
    all data is then recorded to its corresponding column at Table 5.2. The peak current,
    total parallel inductance and total parallel inductive reactance is then calculated and
    its results are written at Table 5.2 as well.

    IV. TABULATED DATA AND RESULTS

    f Vi (p) VR1 (p) I (p) T


    [ kHz ] [V] [ mV ] [ mA ]
    div ms
    20 2 17 1.7 5 0.05

    18 2 19 1.9 5.6 0.056

    16 2 22 2.2 6.2 0.062

    14 2 24 2.4 7.2 0.071

    f Nº Nº 𝝋 XL1
    [ kHz ] Degree per Horizontal degrees [Ω]
    Division Division
    20 72 1.2 80.4 1256.637

    18 64.3 1.4 90.02 1130.97

    16 58.06 1.5 87.09 1005.31

    14 50.70 1.9 96.33 879.65

    Table 10.1

    f Vi (p) VR1 (p) I (p)


    [ kHz ] [V] [ mV ] [ mA ]
    Series 20 2 11 1.1
    Inductor
    Parallel 20 2 50 50
    Inductors
    f XL (ser) Lt (ser) XL(par) Xt(par)
    [ kHz ] [Ω] [ mH ] [Ω] [Ω]
    Series 20 1847.26 14.70 14.70
    Inductors
    Parallel 20 262.36 401.78 3.2
    Inductors
    Table 10.2
    V. COMPUTATIONS

    @20 kHz

    XL = 2π𝑓𝐿
    = 2𝜋(20000)( 1𝑥10−2 )
    = 1256.637 Ω

    @18 kHz

    XL = 2π𝑓𝐿
    = 2𝜋(18000)( 1𝑥10−2 )
    = 1130.97 Ω

    @16 kHz

    XL = 2π𝑓𝐿
    = 2𝜋(16000)( 1𝑥10−2 )
    = 1005.31 Ω

    @14 kHz

    XL = 2π𝑓𝐿
    = 2𝜋(14000)( 1𝑥10−2 )
    = 879.65 Ω

    Calculating Series Inductors: Given :

    LT = L1 +L2
    R1 = 10 Ω - 0.5%
    = 10 mH + 4.7 mH
    = 14.7 mH L1 = 10 mH

    L2 = 4.7mH
    XL = 2π𝑓𝐿
    = 2𝜋(20000)( 14.7𝑥10−3 )
    = 1847.25648 Ω

    Calculating Parallel Inductors:

    1 1 1 1
    𝑋𝐿𝑇 = [ + + + ]2
    1256.64 1130.97 1005.31 879.65
    = 262.36 Ω

    𝐿1 𝑥 𝐿2
    𝐿𝑇 =
    𝐿1+𝐿2

    10 𝑥 4.7
    =
    10+4.7
    = 3.197 Ω
    VI. GRAPH
    VII. INTERPRETATION OF DATA AND RESULTS

    VIII. CONCLUSION

    IX. CONTRIBUTIONS

    ALARBA, PEDROCHE N. Conclusion, Contribution


    BALASBAS, HANNAHZEL G. Objectives , Instruments and
    Component
    CABESAS, MARK ANTHONY E. Tabulated Data and Result,
    Computation
    CAM, LEX MARION D. Electrical Diagrams, Procedure
    CATINGUB, KANDACE THEA C. Graph , Interpretation of Data and
    Result

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