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    1) Series resonance circuits are important and used in AC mains filters, noise filters, and radio/TV tuning circuits. 2) In a series RLC circuit, the inductive reactance equals the capacitive reactance at the resonant frequency. 3) The resonant frequency can be calculated using the formula, where the reactances cancel out and the impedance is just the resistance R.

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    ‫‪Resonance‬‬

    ‫‪Circuits‬‬
    ‫‪Report‬‬

    ‫االسم‪:‬محمد احمد محمد ثابت مصطفى‬


    ‫‪ :‬الكود ‪50-2021‬‬
    ‫‪Section: 31‬‬
    Introduction: In electrical and electronic circuits, Series
    Resonance circuits are one of the most important circuits used.
    They can be found in various forms such as in AC mains filters,
    noise filters, and also in radio and television tuning circuits
    producing a very selective tuning circuit for the receiving of the
    different frequency channels. In this report, we will look at the
    frequency response of a series resonance circuit and see how
    to calculate its resonant and cut-off frequencies. Series RLC
    Circuit: In a series RLC circuit, the inductive reactance of the
    inductor becomes equal in value to the capacitive reactance of
    the capacitor at a frequency point known as the Resonant
    Frequency point, ( ƒr ) of the circuit. As we are analyzing a series
    RLC circuit, this resonance frequency produces a Series
    Resonance. Consider the simple series RLC circuit below :
    series RLC circuit diagram
    voltage of fixed amplitude but of different frequencies was
    applied to the circuit? In a series RLC circuit, the inductive
    reactance value of an inductor increases linearly as the
    frequency across it increases. Therefore, inductive reactance is
    positive and is directly proportional to frequency (XL ∝ ƒ). The
    same is true for capacitive reactance but in reverse. Capacitive
    reactance is negative and is inversely proportional to frequency
    for any given value of capacitance (XC ∝ ƒ-1). The graph of
    inductive reactance against frequency is a straight line linear
    curve, while the graph of capacitive reactance against
    frequency is a hyperbolic curve. At a higher frequency, XL is
    high, and at a low frequency, XC is high. There must be a
    frequency point where the value of XL is the same as the value
    of XC, which is the series resonance frequency point, ( ƒr or ωr ).
    series resonance frequency diagram
    Resonant Frequency: The resonant frequency, ƒr point, can be
    calculated as follows

    At resonance, mathematically the two reactances cancel


    each other out as XL – XC = 0. This makes the series LC
    combination act as a short circuit with the only
    opposition to current flow in a series resonance circuit
    being the resistance, R. In complex form, the resonant
    frequency is the frequency at which the total impedance
    of a series RLC circuit becomes purely “real”, that is no
    imaginary impedance’s exist. This is because at
    resonance, they are canceled out. So the total
    impedance of the series circuit becomes just the value of
    the resistance and therefore, Z = R. Conclusion: In
    conclusion, a series resonance circuit consists of R, L, and
    C elements, and its frequency response characteristic
    changes with changes in frequency. Series resonance
    circuits are important circuits used in electrical and
    electronic circuits. They can be found in various forms
    such as in AC mains filters, noise filters, and also in radio
    and television tuning circuits. The resonant frequency, ƒr
    point, can be calculated using the equation (series rlc
    resonance equation) and at resonance, the impedance of
    the series circuit is at its minimum value and equal only
    to the resistance, R of the circuit.

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