Exam 21: Inductive Reactance
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For an inductor, the induced voltage, VL always ______________ the current by 90°.
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Inductor values ______________ 1 μH are generally not practical for use in electronic circuits.
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The amount of inductive reactance equals two pi times the frequency plus the inductance.
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Since reactance is an opposition in ohms, the values XL in series or parallel are combined the same way as ohms of resistance.
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The constant factor 2p indicates the circular motion from which a sine wave is derived.
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The combined parallel inductive reactance will be greater than the lowest branch reactance.
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The amount of current in an ac circuit with only inductive reactance is ______________ the applied voltage divided by XL.
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The polarity of an inductor's counter emf is always such that it ______________ a change in current.
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How much is the XL for a coil with negligible resistance that has 62.8 V across it with 0.1 A of current?
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When alternating current flows in an inductance, the amount of current is much less than the dc resistance alone would allow.
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In a series circuit containing two inductors and a voltage source, the current is less in the inductor with the higher inductance.
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The higher the frequency of the alternating current, and the greater the inductance, the XL opposition will be increased.
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What results from an inductor's counter emf with a varying current?
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Inductor values ______________ 1 mH are generally not practical for use in electronic circuits.
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In a parallel circuit with two inductors and voltage source, the voltage is the same across both inductors and is equal to the voltage source.
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