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Physics 121: Electricity &
Magnetism – Lecture 13
Carsten Denker
NJIT Physics Department
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LC Oscillations
q2
UE 
2C
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UB 
1 2
Li
2

1
LC
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LC Oscillations (cont.)
d 2q 1
L 2  q0
dt
C
d 2q
dq 1
L 2 R
 q0
dt
dt C
q  Q cos t   
q  Qe Rt / 2 L cos t   
Damped Oscillation
q2 Q2
UE 

cos 2 t   
2C 2C
dq
i
 Q sin t   
dt
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q2 Q2
UB 

sin 2 t   
2C 2C
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Alternating Current/Forced
Oscillations
AC: alternating current
DC: direct current
d: driving angular frequency
Whatever the natural angular
frequency  of a circuit may be,
forced oscillations of charge,
current, and potential difference
in a circuit always occur at the
driving frequency d.
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Resistive, Capacitive, & Inductive Load
VR  I R R
1
XC 
d C
VC  IC X C
X L  d L
VL  I L X L
Resistor
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Capacitor
Inductor
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Series RLC Circuit
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Series RLC Circuit (cont.)
Impedance
Z  R   X L  XC 
2
m
m
Current
amplitude
I
Phase constant
X L  XC
tan  
R
Resonance
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Z

d   
2
R  d L  1/ d C  
2
1
LC
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2
Power in Alternating–Current Circuits
I

2
RMS current
I rms
RMS voltage
Vrms 
RMS EMF
 rms 
Average power
2
Pavg  Irms
R
V
2

2
Pavg   rms Irms cos 
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Transformers
Transformation of voltage
Ns
Vs  Vp
Np
Transformation of currents
Is  I p
Np
Ns
Load resistance
Step–up transformer
Step–down transformer
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2
 Np 
Req  
 R
 Ns 
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