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Figure 2   Coil Circuit and Phasor Diagram
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CAPACITANCE

INDUCTANCE Basic AC Reactive Components Solution: 1. Inductive reactance of the coil XL 2pfL (2)(3.14)(60)(0.4) XL 150.7W 2. Current through the circuit I E XL 115 150.7 I 0.76  amps 3. Draw  a  phasor  diagram  showing  the  phase  relationship  between  current  and applied voltage. Phasor diagram showing the current lagging voltage by 90° is drawn in Figure 2b. Summary Inductive reactance is summarized below. Inductive Reactance Summary Opposition  to  the  flow  of  alternating  current  caused  by  inductance  is  called Inductive Reactance (XL). The formula for calculating XL is: XL = 2pfL Current  (I)  lags  applied  voltage  (E)  in  a  purely  inductive  circuit  by  90°  phase angle. The  phasor  diagram  shows  the  applied  voltage  (E)  vector  leading  (above)  the current  (I)  vector  by  the  amount  of  the  phase  angle  differential  due  to  the relationship between voltage and current in an inductive circuit. ES-08 Page 4 Rev. 0

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