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What is the phase angle between the voltages of the inductor and capacitor in a LRC series circuit? a)45 deg b) 0 c) 90 deg d) 270 deg e) 180 deg
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I think is 180. Can u explain me why?
|dw:1373677954526:dw| The applied voltage has three components: 1.Vr = IR, across the resistance R and in phase with the current I. 2. Vl = I * omega L across the inductor L, leading the current by 90 degrees. 3. Vc = -I/omega C across the capacitor C, lagging 90 degrees behing the current. As can be seen, Vl and Vc are 180 degrees out of phase, with their vectors lying in a straight line.
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