A 47 nF capacitor is charged to 20 V and then connected to an ideal 100 µH inductor. Find the total energy W that swings between them, in µJ.
LC resonance, Q factor & bandwidth worksheet with answers
1.Easy
C = 47 nFV0 = 20 VL = 100 µH
W = µJ
2.Easy
A 10 µF capacitor is charged to 2 V and then connected to an ideal 2.2 µH inductor. Find the total energy W that swings between them, in µJ.
C = 10 µFV0 = 2 VL = 2.2 µH
W = µJ
3.Medium
A parallel RLC circuit has R = 10 kΩ, L = 100 µH and C = 4.7 nF. Find its quality factor Q.
R = 10 kΩL = 100 µHC = 4.7 nF
Q =
4.Medium
A series RLC circuit has R = 47 Ω, L = 220 µH and C = 22 nF. Find its quality factor Q.
R = 47 ΩL = 220 µHC = 22 nF
Q =
5.Hard
The half-power frequencies of a resonance curve are 50 kHz and 55 kHz. Find the resonance frequency as their geometric mean, and then the quality factor Q.
f1 = 50 kHzf2 = 55 kHz
Q =
6.Hard
The half-power frequencies of a resonance curve are 50 kHz and 75 kHz. Find the resonance frequency as their geometric mean, and then the quality factor Q.
f1 = 50 kHzf2 = 75 kHz
Q =
Answer key
- 1. W = 9.4 µJ
- 2. W = 20 µJ
- 3. Q = 68.56
- 4. Q = 2.128
- 5. Q = 10.49
- 6. Q = 2.449
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