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If a capacitor of `2.0muF` is charged to 20V and then suddenly short-circuited by a coil of negligible resistance and of inductance `8.0muH` Calculate the maximum amplitude and the frequency of the resulting current oscillations. |
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Answer» Here, `C=2.0xx10^-6F, V=20V,` `L=8.0xx10^-6H` The equation for the oscillatory discharge of capacitor through inductance is given by `q=q_0 sin omegat`, where `omega=1/(sqrt(LC))` The resulting oscillatory current will be `I=(dq)/(dt)=q_0omega cos omegat=I_0 cos omegat....(i)` where `q_0omega=I_0`, amplitude of oscillatory current. `:.` Amplitude of oscillatory current `I_0=q_0omega=CVxx1//sqrt(LC)=Vsqrt(C/V)` `=20xxsqrt((2.0xx10^-6)/(8.0xx10^-6))=10A` Also frequency of oscillatory current `v=1/(2pisqrt(LC))` `=1/(2xx3.14sqrt((8.0xx10^-6)xx(2.0xx10^-6)))` `=4.0xx10^4Hz` |
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