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29 May, 01:17

An AC source operating at a frequency of 250 Hz has a maximum output voltage of 6.00 V. What is the smallest inductor that can be connected across the source and the rms current remain less than 3.00 mA

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  1. 29 May, 01:42
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    1.274 H

    Explanation:

    using

    V = XLI ... Equation 1

    Where V = voltage, XL = Inductive reactance, I = current.

    Make XL the subject of the equation

    XL = V/I ... Equation 2

    Given: V = 6.00 V, I = 3.00 mA = 0.003 A

    Substitute into equation 2

    XL = 6/0.003

    XL = 2000 Ω

    But,

    XL = 2πFL ... Equation 3

    Where F = Frequency, L = inductance.

    Make L the subject of the equation

    L = XL / (2πF) ... Equation 4

    Given: F = 250 Hz, XL = 2000 Ω

    Constant: π = 3.14

    L = 2000 / (2*3.14*250)

    L = 2000/1570

    L = 1.274 H.
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