Hi everyone,
I was asked to determine the radian frequency (ω) in the following Maxwell-Wein bridge diagram:
Where R1=500 kΩ, C1=0.01 μF, R2=5 kΩ, R3= 15 kΩ, Lx=0.75 H and Rx=0.15 kΩ.
My Answer:
Since:
Zx Z1 = Z2 Z3 (Balance) --> (1)
Z1=R1/(1+ωR1C1) --> (2) //Was edited from Z1=R1/1+ωR1C1
Z2=R2 --> (3)
Z3=R3 --> (4)
Z4=Rx+ωLx --> (5)
From (1) we get:
Z1=(Z2 Z3)/Zx ---> (6)
Putting (6) in the left-hand side of (2) [While defining the unkowns using the rest of the equations]:
(75*10^6)/(0.15*10^3+ω*0.75) = (500*10^3)/(1+ω*0.05*10^-3)
Solving for ω we get:
ω=0 rad/sec
Is that OK?
EDIT: Equation (2) was edited
I was asked to determine the radian frequency (ω) in the following Maxwell-Wein bridge diagram:
Where R1=500 kΩ, C1=0.01 μF, R2=5 kΩ, R3= 15 kΩ, Lx=0.75 H and Rx=0.15 kΩ.
My Answer:
Since:
Zx Z1 = Z2 Z3 (Balance) --> (1)
Z1=R1/(1+ωR1C1) --> (2) //Was edited from Z1=R1/1+ωR1C1
Z2=R2 --> (3)
Z3=R3 --> (4)
Z4=Rx+ωLx --> (5)
From (1) we get:
Z1=(Z2 Z3)/Zx ---> (6)
Putting (6) in the left-hand side of (2) [While defining the unkowns using the rest of the equations]:
(75*10^6)/(0.15*10^3+ω*0.75) = (500*10^3)/(1+ω*0.05*10^-3)
Solving for ω we get:
ω=0 rad/sec
Is that OK?
EDIT: Equation (2) was edited
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