Practice: An LC circuit with an inductor of 0.05 H and a capacitor of 35 μF begins with the current of -1A. The capacitor plates have a maximum charge of 2.65mC at any time during the oscillation. What is the phase angle of this oscillation?
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Concept #1: LC Circuits
Practice: An LC circuit with an inductor of 0.05 H and a capacitor of 35 μF begins with the current of -1A. The capacitor plates have a maximum charge of 2.65mC at any time during the oscillation. What is the phase angle of this oscillation?
Example #1: Oscillations in an LC Circuit
Concept #2: Energy in an LC Circuit
Practice: In an oscillating LC circuit in which the capacitance C = 4μF and the maximum voltage across the capacitor V = 1.50V, the maximum current measured across the inductor is 50mA. What is the angular frequency of this LC circuit?
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