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Common oscillating circuit in steady state
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0,0040
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0,0030
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150
100
50
0
-50
- 100
- 150
- 200
ˆ R Uf
()
u R
u L
u C
R
L
C
u
uuuu
=++
R
L
C
di
uiRL
1
=+
+
³
i t
()
ϕ
f
dt
C
Starting with complex voltage and complex current
ˆ
j
ω
t
ˆ
j
ϕ
jt
ω
ˆ
jt
ω
ˆ
j
ϕ
jt
ω
u e
=
=
ee
i
=
Ie
=
Iee
u
i
1
ˆ
j
ω
t
ˆ
j
ω
t
ˆ
j
ω
t
ˆ
j
ω
t
j
ω
t
U e
=
I e
R
+
j
ω
L Ie
+
I e
ª º
÷ ¬ ¼
e
jC
ω
75
100
125
150
f
(
)
§
1
·
§
·
Resonance frequency
Hz
ˆ
ˆ
R
es
UI
=
Rj
+
ω
L C
¨
¨
¸
¸
ω
©
¹
©
¹
Amplitude and phase at the resistor R
NB:
Integral equation mesh rule above (sum of all
voltages is zero).
ˆ
ˆ
j
ϕ
U e
u
(
)
§
1
·
j
ϕϕ
u
i
Z
=
=
=
Ze
=
R
+
j
ω
L
¨
¸
ˆ
ˆ
j
ϕ
I
Ie
ω
C
i
©
¹
Ohm´s law, law of inductance, law of capacitance
are used for u R , u L and u C .The result is a differential
equation.
1
ω
L
2
1
§
·
ω
C
2
Z
=
R
+
ω
L
and
tan
ϕ
=
¨
¸
By using complex calculus, the differential
equation easily turns into an algebraic one, because
e j ω t can simply be differentiated and integrated.
ω
C
R
©
¹
1
ω
L
ω
C
In electro technology, j instead of i is used for an
imaginary quantity, i is used for current.
ϕϕϕ
=− =
n
u
i
R
U
Complex amplitude U : it includes two pieces of
information (value and angle).
1
1
§
·
Resonance:
j
ω
L
=
0
wL
.
ω
=
The frequency dependent complex resistor is called
impedance Z .
¨
¸
ω
C
ω
C
©
¹
1
1
1
1
Z decreases most if the imaginary value of Z (in the
brackets) is zero. This way, the total current is
highest. This leads to the formula for resonance
frequency f Res
ω
2
=
ω
bzw f
.
Res
LC
LC
2
π
LC
GAUSSian plane
GAUSSian plane
GAUSSian plane
j Im
j Im
j Im
j
ω
L
j
ω
L
j
ω
L
R
Z=R
Z =R
R
Real
Real
Real
1
1
j
1
j
j
ω
C
ω
C
ω
C
f
>
f
f
<
f
f
=
f
Re
s
Re
s
Re
s
Illustration 309: Frequency dependence of an oscillatory circuit with forced oscillation
The highest reaction or deflection (here in the form of a brownout at the resistor R) is in the resonance
frequency. If the oscillating circuit is only initiated once, it oscillates in the so- called natural frequency. It
is slightly lower than resonance frequency .
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