Admittance Magnitude in a Parallel RC Circuit

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Ryzing

Joined Sep 22, 2010
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Hi,

I some have problems regarding the parallel RC circuit and it is the admittance magnitude. I have tried to apply the solution that was given to me in the text book. Here is my attempt on the question:

"R=14 Ohms, C=260µF & e is a 990 V, 250Hz power supply. Calculate the magnitude of the admittance of the circuit?"

The solution:

1/6.28x260x 250=2449

990/2449=40424

990/14=70.714

40424^2+70.714^2 square root=339


I need someone to correct me on this. Thanks.
 

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t_n_k

Joined Mar 6, 2009
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Admittance [Y] is simply .....

Y=1/R+jωC

So magnitude, |Y|=sqrt((1/R)^2+(ωC)^2)
 
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The Electrician

Joined Oct 9, 2007
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Hi,

I some have problems regarding the parallel RC circuit and it is the admittance magnitude. I have tried to apply the solution that was given to me in the text book. Here is my attempt on the question:

"R=14 Ohms, C=260µF & e is a 990 V, 250Hz power supply. Calculate the magnitude of the admittance of the circuit?"

The solution:

1/6.28x260x 250=2449
Your arithmetic here is wrong. The result is not 2449, but rather 2.449E-6. And besides that you haven't done the arithmetic right, you have used a value of 260 farads for the capacitor rather than the correct value of 260 microfarads.

990/2449=40424

990/14=70.714

40424^2+70.714^2 square root=339


I need someone to correct me on this. Thanks.
You don't need to involve the value of the applied voltage, 990 volts, because the admittance has nothing to do with the applied voltage.
 
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