Figures 10. 10. circuit.7(c).
The impedance triangle
We have now established the general shape the phasor diagram for a
series a.5 and 10. 10.
.6 show the voltage phasors, but we
know that IR, IXL, IXC and IZ, and therefore the pha-
sor diagrams (a) and (b) Fig. 10.6, the current will flow through the resistor and capaci-
tor causing voltage drops and VC. 10.
L
VL VR
R
I
VT
I
VL VT
VR
FIGURE 10.c.7(b), by
the theorem Pythagoras, have:
( )
IZ IX
2 X
2
If now divide throughout I2
we have:
Z X
Z X
2 2
2 2
or
Ω
The phasor diagram can simplified the impedance triangle given in
Fig. 10. The voltage will phase with
the current and will lag the current 90°. From Fig. The phasor addition these
voltages equal the total voltage which, can seen Fig.6
A series circuit and phasor diagram.6, is
lagging the current some angle φ.Alternating current theory and electrical machines
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scale and phase with the current and drawn scale and leading the
current 90°. The phasor addition these two voltages gives the mag-
nitude and direction VT, which leads the current some angle φ.
In circuit containing resistor and capacitor connected series as
shown Fig.5
A series circuit and phasor diagram.7 must equal.
C
VC VR
R
I
I
VT VT
VR
FIGURE 10
