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A C Circuits 2025

The document discusses the principles of alternating voltage and current, including the concepts of Faraday's law and the characteristics of sinusoidal waveforms. It explains the relationship between peak and RMS values, as well as the behavior of AC circuits over time. Additionally, it covers calculations related to current, voltage, and energy in resistive components.

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A C Circuits 2025

The document discusses the principles of alternating voltage and current, including the concepts of Faraday's law and the characteristics of sinusoidal waveforms. It explains the relationship between peak and RMS values, as well as the behavior of AC circuits over time. Additionally, it covers calculations related to current, voltage, and energy in resistive components.

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A C Circuits

Source
Alternating Voltage (A .
.
C Generator
is coil of each of area A
A V.
.
a N turns
Motating in U M
. .
F of Induction B with

constant angular velocity as

B
L
N A
WE
W =

E
0
>
-
( O=
B
8 B
-
E

MagneticA 30BANCOSO
O = BANCOSWE
Faraday's law e =0 = BAN InNE
dt

C
- - ⑳ Since
Alternating Voltage Peak Value

I~
A or Max Value
= F = =O SinWt Of Co
- T/2
&

T A

I-
>
&
- & Alternating Current
E T

magnitude
- -

+ half cycle
t /2 #
-
-

-
& ⑧ &
> changes -

half Cycle
E
=

Continuously
Fo
-
direction changes
periodically after half Cycle [
&

Basics - Introduction
D C. Battery
.

A # Fo
2 sources a
current
I
E = 10V

-I ↑
A U S
. .

S
-

&
E= Eosing E
- -

=OV current

=
- staph Electi
a
- graph
Sincut-
Sine
-


>
-
If

=
Tre

2+3
= 2A
steady
current

3)
1

TEMf
Freskon
=
=
-
-

R
Ounce
(Battery/Avs)
speed = Distance/time
4) = = 0
E
&

T Dillance
Av Speak-

Average Total chaise


=
TAME
-

zunheut
Total time
Variable
2 Time dependent curments
Current

sinsuoidal current
Phason Current
# = 47 2 3 # To SinCot
↓ = To 7
X Cos we
Any Current
&

Ph . =Photy Phangle
~ May #

charset
I

TN

I
charge
Area-T.
- -


X
- t

RMs
-
-
D
applicable for
66 . I all currents
↓ virtual I

For phason currents I = to Sinct


EX 20
-average
I
=
T

= T/2

b)
& T
-
for full Cycle

average 20 = 0 .
64

I Ger half Cycle

-
a

4 FRMSFOM = 0 7F
O
:
=

t Full/halbI
Quarter Cycle

T
a for
-
half Cycle T >
Fay
-
RMS
T
between -
,
to
&
I
T
-average -
1 to tz= 39
.
t =

>

S ⑪e · -

[] tz= 3

e
= 1

SEAT = E3
3

· Sat =

-
E

I
phason
on

Basic essentials

StNdt INC = tE3

·
S4tdt 4/edt
-

Strat =+
Stat =
+ C

Sat = t +C =

2(32)
2(9-4) 10
=
=
2) It I-t graph is a straight lime
orisin find R M S
Passing
. .

throuth

·
current in first
To seconds .

Ip
MANY
-----
-

&
I y
polation
2)
T

ut
-8

- O

M = slope tano= o
To

y = ms

I
(t)
=

ent
=

= t=o
=

-
to
=
to
=
T
To
I

T
-

·
T
-
0
-
- --
- - .

>
-
# I L
To

&

current
-
To
=
E
o

Fo
2
-
Pulse
A
housinsive
·
·
soln
=
II

·
=>
eO
Sin
T

It = Since

-
2 SINO COS = Sin 20

- T
-
max
= Fo = 10
I
Phason
in which current changes
· Find minimum time
=
FROM
O to 0 -

08
.
. -

tET/2
&Fo &
B

*
& Find ~
time taken for current to change
-

O to R - ms
.
from
value ?
I =
to Sin wh

E sina wt = I

sin
=
Fo
I
t =π
singt = Sinus
I
=

t= 3/4 see
(AvS =
-

s -
. S-V
A U .

keeps on

Of 220V
changing
↓ Represents
220V -

-
-
R M S .
.
Voltage

#
ERMS
b) u 66W-220V R= ?
Prax Max

P= = = 2

PMax 66

E
RMS = 220V
·
-

4)
-
Rcoil = O

LO J
-

R
R
T-

Bulb

Enleve
T
--
--

T 66
-

RMS
=
ERMS -

--
220 = -

Total Redistance 2202


-
220
↓E = 0-3A
d) Frms = Sinusoidal/Pbason)
=> to =
Frns() = 0 .
3 (1 414)
.
= 0
-
.
4242 A
5) Sinusoidal current (phason current)
flowing through a desiston of Sur is given by

I = 10
sint) # 10 COSE)
& Find T
Fax FRMS ?
Max
-

in the
3) Find heat energy developed
Resistor In Calorie in 10 Sec
.
-

-
-

V Y V FMP
.
. .

F
5) We
I = I Sinc + Cos
,
-
I
BR
then -
T
Man=V I
, + Iz
2 -
-
-
-

& # = 10
SinFE) + 10
Cos E

&
I = I
,
Sinc + =2 Cos (E)

T
-
=
Iman =
_
+ 2 =

A
Phase
=
(0)2 = 20

-
Far
0 220) 40
=
=
i
T
IRMS
= =If 14A)
0

= 144A

b) R = S42
-> T
-
varies with time
>
FRMSIOR A
-
F -
-

representative Cal = 4 2 J
Cal .

H #RE

I
Edevpd (840) J
.

=
HE = 200
RMS
S

(540) cal
(or)s
-
- = 200
2
J => 200
(200) cal = 40000 cal

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