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shekhar kadam
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resonance

03/25/2010 1:17 AM

what is resonance ? in connection to detuned filters
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harnoko
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Re: resonance

03/25/2010 1:41 AM

Resonance is a condition in electric circuit where : XL = XC

XL = 2πfL = inductive rectance XC = 1/(2πfC) = capacitive reactance
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shekhar kadam
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Re: resonance

03/25/2010 1:49 AM

thank you.what is effect of resonance on power system.
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Re: resonance

03/25/2010 2:15 AM

Exactly same as the mechanical resonance has on mechanical system.

Destructive.
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Re: resonance

03/25/2010 8:29 AM

This is probably in chapter 5 or 6 of your BE&E textbook.

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Re: resonance

03/25/2010 9:45 AM

It may have some sort of heading like Tuned L-C Circuit or so

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Re: resonance

03/25/2010 9:57 AM

I not entirely convinced that these students procure the necessary text books prior to launch.

Perhaps they find the material dry, boring or difficult. These text boks are meant to aid the student in learning.

Therefore, I would encourage students to make use of their textbooks to the fullest extent practical.
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Re: resonance

03/25/2010 12:10 PM

Unfortunately the students of today, as I see them are more interested in enjoying the freedom rather than learning. And the internet unfortunately has aided in spoiling the generation - it is not only these blogs, where I see a few irresponsibly kind members answering these, but also the google helps - with proper framing the ready-made answer to the question.

The net result is - when we used to try to find an answer- either we knew the place where the answer will be found (so we had a more than cursory glance at the book) or we had to read through the chapter where it was likely to be found. Either way we used to learn a bit more than the straight answer to the question.

Now they know only the answer, and that to found without hard work, so it will be available in their RAM till the answer is submitted/next part whichever is earlier.
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shanbhag
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Re: resonance

03/26/2010 1:08 AM

Dear Shekhar,

Please visit www.epcos.com. also you will find lot of threads in this forum regarding your question. just type capacitor and numerous threads and expert answers will be available.

Thanks
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