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    Resonance In

    AC Circuits

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    3.1 Introduction

    MM

    M

    h

    An example of resonance in the form ofmechanical : oscillation

    Potential energy change to kinetic energy thankinetic energy will change back to potentialenergy.

    If there is no lost of energy cause by frictionpotential energy is equal to kinetic energy.

    mgh = mv It will oscillate for a long time.

    Ep=mgh

    Ek= mv v

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    Resonance in electrical

    circuit

    C L

    i

    i

    Ep= CV Em= LI

    Potential energy stored in capacitor change tomagnetic energy that stored in inductor. Then

    magnetic energy change back to potential energystored in capacitor.

    If there is no lost of energy by resistor potentialenergy equal to magnetic energy

    CV = LI It will oscillate for a long time.

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    Characteristic of

    resonancecircuit

    The frequency response of acircuit is maximum

    The voltage Vs andcurrent I are in phase

    The impedances is purelyresistive.

    Power factor equal to one

    Circuit reactance equal zero because capacitive andinductive are equal in magnitude

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    At frequency resonance,

    (1)

    V

    I

    jXL-jXC

    CV = LI

    We know

    V = I * XL or V = I * XC = I * L = I * 1/C

    = I * 2fL = I / 2fC

    Substitute into 1

    C (2fLI) = LI

    f = L

    C (2fL)

    f = 1

    LC2

    CV = LI

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    Ideal case ( noresistance)

    Practical ( energy loss dueto resistance)

    i

    i

    t

    t

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    Main objective we analysis resonance circuits to find five resonance parameters :

    a) Resonance frequency, oAngular frequency when value of current or voltage is maximum

    b) Half power frequency, 1 and 2Frequency where current (or voltage) equal Imax/2 (or Vmax/2 ).

    c) Quality factor, QRatio of its resonant frequency to its bandwidth

    d) Bandwidth, BWDifference between half power frequency

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    3.3 Series Resonance

    CircuitsR

    VR VL

    R j XL

    - j XCV

    By KVL : V = VR + VL + VC

    = VR+ jVL jVC

    At resonance XL = XC

    Hence V = VR+ 0

    = VR

    = IR* R

    Vc

    Figure 1

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    Series ResonanceCircuits

    R

    VR VL

    j XL

    - j XCV Vc

    Figure 1

    Z = R + j XL - jXC

    = R + j (XL XC)

    XL = 2fL

    XC =1

    2fC

    where

    XL

    R

    XCf0

    f

    |Z|

    (XL-XC)

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    f

    f0

    |I||Z|

    |I| =|V|

    |Z|

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    Resonance parameter for

    series circuita) Resonant frequency,oThe resonance condition is

    oL = 1 / oC or o = 1 / LC rad/s

    since o = 2fofo LC Hz2 /1 =

    b) Half power frequencies

    At certain frequencies = 1, 2, the half power frequencies are obtain by setting Z = 2R

    R + (L 1/ C) = 2R

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    Solving for, we obtain

    1 = - R/2L + (R/2L) + 1/LC rad/s

    2 = R/2L + (R/2L) + 1/LC rad/s

    Or in term of resonant parameter,

    1 = o [ - 1/ 2Q + (1/ 2Q) + 1 ] rad/s

    2 = o [ 1/ 2Q + (1/ 2Q) + 1 ] rad/s

    c) Quality factor, Q

    Ratio of its resonant frequency to its bandwidth.

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    Q = VLVS

    = [ I ] x XL[ I ] x R

    = L ; Q = XL

    R R

    frL 2 =R

    Q = VC

    V

    = [ I ] x XC[ I ] x R

    = 1 ; Q = XC

    C RR

    = 1 frCR2

    or

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    d) Bandwidth, BW

    BW = 2 1

    = o [ 1+ (1/ 2Q) + 1/ 2Q ] - o [ 1+ (1/ 2Q) - 1/ 2Q ]

    = o [ 1/ 2Q + 1/2Q ]

    = o [2/ 2Q]

    = o / Q

    Q = oL /R = 1/ oCR

    thus,

    BW = R / L = o / Q

    or, BW = oCR

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    3.4 Parallel Resonance

    Circuits Resonance can be divided into 2:

    a) Ideal parallel circuit

    b) Practical parallel circuit

    At least 3 important information that is needed to analyze to get the resonances

    parameter: In resonance frequency, o the imaginary parts of admittance,Y must be equalto zero.

    When in lower cut-off frequency, 1 and in higher cut-off frequency, 2 themagnitude of admittance,Y must be equal to 2/R.

    i

    +

    v

    -

    RC L

    Ideal Parallel RLC circuit

    o

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    Resonance parameter for

    ideal RLC parallel circuitR-jXc jXL

    Ideal Parallel RLC circuitYT

    +

    Lc XXj

    R

    111YT =

    )()(11

    jBGL

    CjR

    +=

    +=

    Whereas G() is the real part called the conductance

    and B() is the imaginary parts called the susceptance.

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    a) Resonant frequency,o

    Angular resonance frequency is when B()=0.

    b) Lower cut-off angular frequency, 1

    Produced when the imaginary parts = (-1/R)

    sradLC

    LC

    /1

    ;01

    210

    ==

    =

    +

    +=

    =

    LCRCRC

    RLC

    1

    2

    1

    2

    1

    11

    2

    1

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    c) Higher cut-off angular frequency, 2.

    Produced when the imaginary parts = (1/R)

    d) Quality Factor, Q

    e) Bandwidth, BW

    sradLCRCRC

    RLC

    /1

    2

    1

    2

    1

    11

    2

    1

    +

    +=

    +=

    RCQ

    L

    CR

    L

    RQ

    0

    0

    =

    ==

    QRCBW 012

    1 ===

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    Duality Concept

    R

    VR VL

    j XL

    - j XCV Vc

    Figure 1

    Series circuit Parallel circuit

    i

    +

    v

    -

    RC L

    Ideal Parallel RLC circuit

    Z = Z1 + Z2 + Z3

    Z = R + j XL - jXC

    Y = Y1 + Y2 + Y3

    Y =

    +

    Lc XXj

    R

    111

    +=L

    Cj

    R

    11

    YZ = R + j (L )C

    1

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    Duality Concept

    R

    VR VL

    j XL

    - j XCV Vc

    Figure 1

    Series circuit Parallel circuit

    i

    +

    v

    -

    RC L

    Ideal Parallel RLC circuit

    +=

    LCj

    R

    11YZ = R + j (L )

    C

    1

    R R

    1

    L C

    C L

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    Duality Concept

    R

    VR VL

    j XL

    - j XCV Vc

    Figure 1

    Series circuit Parallel circuit

    i

    +

    v

    -

    RC L

    Ideal Parallel RLC circuit

    1 = - R/2L + ((R/2L) + 1/LC) rad/s2 = R/2L + ((R/2L) + 1/LC) rad/s

    1 = - 1/2RC + ((1/2RC) + 1/LC) rad/s2 = 1/2RC + ((1/2RC) + 1/LC) rad/s

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    Resonance parameter for

    practical RLC parallel circuit

    Practical Parallel RLC circuit

    i

    +

    V

    -

    R1

    C

    L

    I1 IC

    I1

    IC

    Z1 = R1 + jXL = |Z1|/

    |I1|cos

    |I1

    |sin

    I

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    Resonance parameter for

    practical RLC parallel circuit

    Practical Parallel RLC circuit

    i

    +

    V

    -

    R1

    C

    L

    I1 IC

    I1

    IC

    Resonance occur when |I1|sin = IC

    |I1|cos

    |I1

    |sin

    I

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    Resonance occur when |I1|sin = IC

    |I1|sin = IC

    |V||Z1|

    x XL

    |Z1||V|=XC

    XL

    |Z1|2 = XC

    1

    2frL

    R2

    + (2frL)2

    = 2frC

    R2 + (2frL)2L

    =

    C

    (2frL)2 =LC

    - R2

    =

    21

    2

    1

    L

    R

    LCr

    f

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    Q factor

    XL

    R

    2frL

    =

    =

    Q = current magnification IC

    =

    |I1|sin

    I = |I1|cos

    tan

    =

    R

    I1

    IC

    |I1|cos

    |I1

    |sin

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    Resonance parameter for

    practical RLC parallel circuit

    Ideal Parallel RLC circuit

    i

    +

    V

    -

    R1

    C

    L

    Second approach to analyze this circuit is by changing the seriesRL to parallel RL circuit.

    The purpose of this transformation is to make it much more easierto get the resonance parameter.

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    RL in series

    Rl

    L

    Rl jXp

    RL in parallel

    pp

    T

    l

    ll

    l

    llll

    T

    llT

    jXRY

    X

    XRj

    R

    jXRjXRY

    jXRZ

    11

    1112222

    +=

    ++

    +=

    +=

    +=

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    By matching equation ZT and YT above, we can

    get:

    Or

    By defining the quality factor,

    l

    lp

    l

    llp

    R

    LRR

    RXRR

    22

    22

    )(+=

    += and

    and

    l

    lp

    l

    llp

    X

    LRX

    XXRX

    22

    22

    )(+=

    +

    =

    ll

    l

    R

    L

    R

    XQ

    =

    Rp

    and Xp

    can be write as:

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    1

    )1(

    l

    lp

    ll

    l

    lllp

    Q

    QLL

    QRR

    XRRR

    +=

    +=+=

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    Resonance parameter

    a) Angular resonance frequency, o

    b) Lower cut-off angular frequency, 1

    Produced when the imaginary parts = (1/R)

    L

    CR

    LCX

    R

    LC

    l

    l

    l

    2

    02

    2

    111

    ==

    sradCLCRCR

    RLC

    ppp

    /1

    2

    1

    2

    1

    11

    2

    1

    +

    +=

    =

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    c) Higher cut-off angular frequency, 2.

    d) Quality Factor, Q

    e) Bandwidth, BW

    Produced when the imaginary parts = (1/R)

    sradCLCRCR

    RLC

    ppp

    /1

    2

    1

    2

    1

    11

    2

    2

    +

    +=

    +=

    RCQ

    L

    CR

    L

    RQ

    p

    p

    p

    =

    ==

    QCRBW

    p

    012

    1 ===


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