The document discusses capacitors and inductors connected in series and parallel. Some key points:
- Capacitors store electrical energy in the form of static charge between conductive plates separated by an insulator. Inductors store energy in magnetic fields created by electric current flowing through a coil.
- Capacitors and inductors can be connected in series or parallel configurations to achieve different voltage and current characteristics for circuits.
- The capacitance or inductance of combinations of components depends on whether they are arranged in series or parallel.
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The document discusses capacitors and inductors connected in series and parallel. Some key points:
- Capacitors store electrical energy in the form of static charge between conductive plates separated by an insulator. Inductors store energy in magnetic fields created by electric current flowing through a coil.
- Capacitors and inductors can be connected in series or parallel configurations to achieve different voltage and current characteristics for circuits.
- The capacitance or inductance of combinations of components depends on whether they are arranged in series or parallel.
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CAPACITORS, and INDUCTORS
CONNECTED IN SERIES and PARALLEL
1. Capacitor is an electric device which is used to store
electrical energy. (I, II, III, and IV)
2. Which of the following electrical equipment is
occasionally connected across the relay contacts to minimize arcing? Capacitors
3. What is the resistance reading of a shorted
capacitor? 0 ohms
4. What is the resistance reading of a good capacitor?
0-infinity ohms
5. The capacitor stores the electricity in the shape of
static charge
6. Capacitor commonly used in circuits that have a
combination of D.C and A.C voltages. Electrolytic capacitor
7. In a radio, gang condenser is a type of variable
capacitor.
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8. Which one of the following types capacitor is a polarized type and used to filter D.C components? Electrolytic.
9. The current will lag the voltage when capacitance is
present in the circuit.
10. The capacitance of a capacitor is NOT affected by
thickness of plates.
11. The energy stored in an electrostatic field of a
capacitor is given as 1/2CV2 joules
12. The capacitance can be obtained by using
capacitors
13. The capacitors are named according to the dielectric
used.
14. A capacitor consist of two conductors separated by
an insulator.
15. If a charged capacitor is short circuited then a spark
will produce.
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16. To calculate the quantity of energy stored by a capacitor multiply the voltage across the capacitor terminals by its half capacitance. .
17. Electrolytic capacitors are generally manufactured in
high capacity.
18. Capacitance increases with larger plate area and
smaller distance between plates.
19. The capacitance of a capacitor and the capacity of a
condenser is proportional to area of its plates.
20. The energy stored in a capacitor E is given by all of
the following relations EXCEPT: E=QCV/2
21. The capacitor used in power factor correction is
normally rated in kVar.
22. Capacitors designed to be used in places where a
high dielectric breakdown voltage is important. Mica capacitors
23. At D.C steady state, a capacitor acts like open
circuit
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24. The terminal side of the capacitor that is banded with a dark line around it is the cathode.
25. A shorted capacitor can be checked by substitution.
26. The equivalent capacity of the combination in series
decreases with the increasing of the capacitors in series.
27. Capacitors are used in series to provide a higher
working voltage rating for the combination.
28. The capacitors in series have the same charge.
29. When capacitors are connected in series across a
voltage source, the series capacitors serve as a voltage divider.
30. Which of the following statements is correct
regarding condensers of different values connected in series? The condenser with the lowest capacitance has the biggest share of the total voltage 31. The equivalent capacity of two capacitors in series combination is given as Ceq = C1 * C2/C1 + C2.
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32. The equivalent capacitance of two capacitors in series is 2.4µF. If one of the capacitors has a capacitance of 4µF, what is the capacitance of the other? 6 µF
33. What is the equivalent capacitance of
two series capacitors rated 4 and 6 µF respectively? 2.4µF
34. The capacitor of 5, 10 and 15 microfarads
respectively are connected in series across a 100-V supply. Solve for the voltage across the 15 microfarads capacitor. 18.182V
35. Three capacitors having capacitance of 4, 6 and
8µF respectively are connected in series. Find the equivalent resistance of the combination. 1.846 µF
36. When the circuit’s total capacitance is equal to the
sum of the individual capacitances, the capacitors are connected in parallel.
37. In case of parallel combination, the
equivalent capacity of two capacitors is given as Ceq = C1 + C2
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38. When two capacitors are placed in parallel, the breakdown voltage rating of the combination is equal to the smaller of the two breakdown voltage ratings.
39. Two capacitors connected in parallel across a 250 V
main have charges of 3,000 and 5,000 µC, respectively. Find the total capacitance of the combination. 32µF
40. If three equal resistances are connected in parallel,
the equivalent capacitance of the combination will be one-third the value of the resistor.
41. If four capacitors 16 µF each are connected in
parallel their resultant capacity will be 64µF.
42. For a series RC circuit, the circuit power
R cos ∅= (cos ∅) factor is 1 2 2 ( ) √ R + ωC
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43. For a series RC circuit, the vector current lags the vector voltage by an angle greater than zero but less than 90˚.
44. The time constant of an RC circuit is given by 0.7.
45. The capacitive reactance of 100 µF capacitor is
31.83 Ω at 50 c/s. What will be its capacitive reactance at 100 c/s? 15.92Ω
46. A capacitive reactance of 48 ohms at 60 Hz shall
mean a capacitance of 55.26 µF.
47. Determine the reactance of a 50 µF capacitor at 6
Hz. 530.5Ω
48. A 50 µF capacitor has a reactance of 53.05 ohms at
a frequency of 60 Hz..
49. 100 V, 60 Hz A.C source is connected
across a 100 µF capacitor. How much is the current through the capacitor? 3.8 A
50. A capacitor used on a 230 V A.C supply should
have a peak voltage rating of 325 V..
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51. A 0.4 µF capacitor has a charge of 20 µC. How much is the voltage across it? 50V
52. A 100 µF pure capacitor will dissipate at 250 V, 50
c/s 0 watts.
53. A constant current of 2-µA charges a 50-µF
capacitor. How much charge is accumulated after 20 seconds? 40µC
54. How much charge is stored in a 2 µF capacitor
connected across a 50-V supply? 100 µC
55. An inductor works by storing electrical
energy in the form of magnetic energy
56. Inductance in a circuit delays the change in current.
57. The property of a coil that tends to oppose any
change of current through it is called Inductance.
58. Which of the following is a bilateral circuit element
used to resonate with capacitors? All of these
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59. XL is/are the letter(s) used to indicate inductive reactance.
60. XC is/are the letter(s) used to indicate capacitive
reactance in a circuit.
61. What is the power factor of an RL circuit supplied
with a D.C source? Unity
62. XL, XC, and R each in its own branch-circuit will flow in three directions.
63. The simplest circuit representation of dielectric.
Parallel combination of resistor and a capacitor
64. The amount of inductance in an inductor is
dependent on number of wire wraps (turns of coil), Coil Area, Coil Length, Core material or all of these.
65. The higher the self-inductance of a coil, the longer
the delay in establishing steady current through it.
66. If frequency is constant, the inductive reactance of a
circuit will remain constant regardless of voltage or current change.
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67. Which of the following does NOT affect the inductance of a coil? N/A
68. Which of the following is a basic requirement for
inducing an emf in a coil of wire? There should be a charge in flux linking the coil
69. Three 6-mH inductors are connected in series. What
is their equivalent inductance? 18-mH
70. Two inductors of 6 and L Henry’s are connected
across its other. Neglecting the effect of mutual capacitance, what is the value of L if the total inductance of the combination is 2 H? L=3 or none of these
71. Two coils are connected across a 100 V D.C supply
and take a total current of 2A. If one coil dissipates 80W, how much is the current carried by the second coil? 1.2A or none of these
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72. If an additional resistance is added to a series RL circuit, the overall power factor of the circuit will increase.
73. In series combination of R and L leads V.
74. A series RL circuit has a resistance of 3 ohms and
an inductive reactance of 4 ohms. If connected across a 100-V source, how much is the current drawn? 14.28 A
75. A 10- ohm resistor, a 2-H inductor and 25-
microfarad capacitor are connected in series. What current will be drawn if the circuit is connected across a 200-V, 60-cps supply? 0.30 A
76. An RLC circuit has a resonance frequency of 160
kHz and a Qfactor of 100. Its band width is 1.6kHz
77. An A.C circuit has a resistance of 4Ω and a
reactance of 3Ω. What is the impedance? 5 Ω
78. An A.C circuit has impedance of 4.47 ohms. If the
circuit resistance is 2 ohms, what is the reactance of the circuit? 4 Ω
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79. An AC voltage of 200 V at 50 Hz is applied to a coil which draws 5 amp and dissipates 1 000 watts. The resistance and impedance of the coil respectively are R=40 Ω ; z=40 Ω.
80. An ideal coil of inductance 10 mH carries a constant
current of 2 A. How much energy is stored in the coil? 0.02J
81. A coil has 100 turns. A current of 10 amps is passed
through the coil. The coil develops 1000 ampere- turn.
82. An inductor has a reactance of 10,000 ohms at 10
kHz. What is its reactance at 2 kHz? 2000Ω
83. A 10-mH inductor has a reactance of
3.77Ω at 60 Hz.
84. A circuit has a capacitance of 35 microfarad and an
inductance of 0.2 H. Calculate the resonant frequency of the circuit. 60 Hz
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85. A coil having a resistance of 8 ohms and an inductance of 0.2 H are connected in series with a 50 µF capacitor. At what frequency does resonance occur? 50 Hz
86. A trimmer capacitor is connected in parallel with a
variable capacitor to change the capacity range.
87. The capacity of four-microfarad capacitor in series