Experiment:
LC Resonant Circuit
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LC Resonant Circuit, 8000652 [UE3050400-230], Direct and alternating current (DC and AC)](/imagelibrary/UE3050400-230/UE3050400-230_01_Experiment-LC-Resonant-Circuit.jpg)
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LC Resonant Circuit, 8000652 [UE3050400-230], Direct and alternating current (DC and AC)](/thumblibrary/UE3050400-230/UE3050400-230_01_1200_1200_Experiment-LC-Resonant-Circuit.jpg)
Experiment:
LC Resonant Circuit
Objective: Investigate the resonance response of a series LC resonant circuit
An electric resonant (also resonance or tuned) circuit is a circuit which is capable of resonating at a specific frequency. It comprises an inductor and a capacitor. In this experiment an AC voltage is generated with the help of a function generator and fed to a series resonant circuit. What will be measured is the amplitude resonance curve, i.e. the current as a function of the frequency at a constant voltage amplitude. If the capacitance is known, it is possible to calculate the unknown inductance of the circuit.
