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    The document contains 15 problems analyzing parallel resonance circuits. It asks students to calculate resonant frequencies, impedances, voltages and currents at resonance for various RLC circuits. It also involves designing circuits to meet given specifications for bandwidth, quality factor and maximum voltage. The problems explore how changing component values like inductance and capacitance impact the circuit's resonant frequency and other characteristics.

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    The document contains 15 problems analyzing parallel resonance circuits. It asks students to calculate resonant frequencies, impedances, voltages and currents at resonance for various RLC circuits. It also involves designing circuits to meet given specifications for bandwidth, quality factor and maximum voltage. The problems explore how changing component values like inductance and capacitance impact the circuit's resonant frequency and other characteristics.

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    Electronics & Telecom 5th Semester Topic: Parallel Resonance Subject: Course Facilitator: Filter Design Miss Shafaq

    Problem # 1:

    For the ideal parallel resonant circuit of Fig.20.52:


    a. Determine the resonant frequency (fp). b. Find the voltage VC at resonance. c. Determine the currents IL and IC at resonance. d. Find Qp.

    Problem # 2:

    For the parallel resonant network of Fig. 20.53:


    a. Calculate fs. b. Determine Ql using f = fs. Can the approximate approach be applied? c. Determine fp and fm. d. Calculate XL and XC using fp. How do they compare? e. Find the total impedance at resonance ( fp). f. Calculate VC at resonance ( fp). g. Determine Qp and the BW using fp. h. Calculate IL and IC at fp.

    Problem # 3:

    Repeat Problem 2 for the network of Fig. 20.54.

    Problem # 4:

    For the network of Fig. 20.55:


    a. Find the value of XC at resonance ( fp). b. Find the total impedance ZTp at resonance ( fp). c. Find the currents IL and IC at resonance ( fp). d. If the resonant frequency is 20,000 Hz, find the value of L and C at resonance. e. Find Qp and the BW.

    Problem # 5:

    Repeat Problem 4 for the network of Fig. 20.56.

    Problem # 6:

    For the network of Fig. 20.57:


    a. Find the resonant frequencies fs, fp, and fm. What do the results suggest about the Qp of the network? b. Find the values of XL and XC at resonance ( fp). How do they compare? c. Find the impedance ZTp at resonance ( fp). d. Calculate Qp and the BW. e. Find the magnitude of currents IL and IC at resonance ( fp). f. Calculate the voltage VC at resonance ( fp).

    Problem # 7:

    Repeat Problem 6 for the network of Fig. 20.58.

    Problem # 8:

    It is desired that the impedance ZT of the high-Q circuit of Fig. 20.59 be 50 k <0 at resonance ( fp).
    a. Find the value of XL. b. Compute XC. c. Find the resonant frequency ( fp) if L = 16 mH. d. Find the value of C.

    Problem # 9:

    For the network of Fig. 20.60:


    a. Find fp. b. Calculate the magnitude of VC at resonance ( fp). c. Determine the power absorbed at resonance. d. Find the BW.

    Problem # 10:

    For the network of Fig. 20.61:


    a. Find the value of XL for resonance. b. Find Ql. c. Find the resonant frequency ( fp) if the bandwidth is 1 kHz. d. Find the maximum value of the voltage VC. e. Sketch the curve of VC versus frequency. Indicate its peak value, resonant frequency, and band frequencies.

    Problem # 11:

    Repeat Problem 10 for the network of Fig. 20.62.

    Problem # 12:

    For the network of Fig. 20.63:


    a. Find fs, fp, and fm. b. Determine Ql and Qp at fp after a source conversion is performed. c. Find the input impedance ZTp. d. Find the magnitude of the voltage VC. e. Calculate the bandwidth using fp. f. Determine the magnitude of the currents IC and IL.

    Problem # 13:

    For the network of Fig. 20.64, the following are specified:


    Fp = 20 kHz; BW = 1.8 kHz; L = 2 mH ;Ql =80 Find Rs and C.

    Problem # 14:

    Design the network of Fig. 20.65 to have the following characteristics:


    a. BW = 500 Hz b. Qp =30 c. VCmax =1.8 V

    Problem # 15:

    For the parallel resonant circuit of Fig. 20.66:


    a. Determine the resonant frequency. b. Find the total impedance at resonance. c. Find Qp. d. Calculate the BW. e. Repeat parts (a) through (d) for L =20 mH and C =20 nF. f. Repeat parts (a) through (d) for L =0.4 mH and C=1 nF. g. For the network of Fig. 20.66 and the parameters of parts (e) and (f), determine the ratio L/C. h. Do your results confirm the conclusions of Fig. 20.28 for changes in the L /C ratio?

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