An ideal LC circuit has L = 10 mH and C = 470 nF. Find its natural (resonance) frequency f0 in kHz.
LC resonance, Q factor & bandwidth worksheet with answers
1.Easy
L = 10 mHC = 470 nF
f0 = kHz
2.Easy
An ideal LC circuit has L = 22 mH and C = 47 pF. Find its natural (resonance) frequency f0 in kHz.
L = 22 mHC = 47 pF
f0 = kHz
3.Medium
A parallel RLC circuit has R = 4.7 kΩ, L = 47 mH and C = 10 nF. Find its quality factor Q.
R = 4.7 kΩL = 47 mHC = 10 nF
Q =
4.Medium
A parallel RLC circuit has R = 22 kΩ, L = 100 mH and C = 47 nF. Find its quality factor Q.
R = 22 kΩL = 100 mHC = 47 nF
Q =
5.Hard
A charged 220 nF capacitor discharges through a 100 mH coil with a total series resistance of 5 Ω, so the oscillation slowly dies out. Its amplitude decays as e−Rt/(2L). How many oscillation cycles n pass before the amplitude has halved? (The losses are small, so the frequency is f₀.)
L = 100 mHC = 220 nFR = 5 Ω
n =
6.Hard
A series resonant circuit uses a 470 µH inductor. Which total series resistance R gives a bandwidth of 2 kHz?
L = 470 µHBW = 2 kHz
R = Ω
Answer key
- 1. f0 = 2.322 kHz
- 2. f0 = 156.5 kHz
- 3. Q = 2.168
- 4. Q = 15.08
- 5. n = 29.75
- 6. R = 5.906 Ω
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