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Chapter 17: Resonance Circuits
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. When a circuit is purely resistive the phase angle is ____ because voltage and current are in phase.
2. When a circuit contains pure reactance with no resistance the phase angle will increase to ____
degrees.
3. Current flow is the same through all components in ____ circuits.
4. In a capacitive circuit, the voltage lags 90 degrees behind the current, so its voltage vector (EC) is
drawn ____.
5. Parallel circuits containing inductors and capacitors may be analyzed with vector diagrams; the vectors
used are ____ vectors.
6. The impedance of a parallel RL or RC circuit is ____ both the individual resistance or reactance.
7. A circuit containing just pure inductance shows current lagging voltage by ____ degrees.
8. The ratio of true power in watts to apparent power in volt-amps is called the ____.
9. In a pure resistive circuit, the true power is the same as the apparent power, so the power factor is
____.
10. In a pure inductive or capacitive circuit the true power is zero, no matter what the apparent power is,
so the power factor is ____.
COMPLETION
1. The combined effect of resistance and reactance is called ____________________ and is represented
by the symbol Z.
2. As opposed to true power, the figure obtained by multiplying the source voltage and current is known
as ____________________.
3. If both inductive and capacitive components are in an AC circuit, at one particular frequency their
reactances will be equal but opposite. This condition is referred to as ____________________.
SHORT ANSWER
1. Discuss some of the applications of resonant circuits.
2. Discuss how the value of inductance and capacitance affects the frequency of resonance of a circuit.