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For R loads I is in phase with V. For L loads , V lags I up to 90 deg. For C loads, I lags V up to 90 deg. The trigonometric tangent angle is the ratio of impedance: Real to reactive. Your le...
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2023-05-29T12:37:57Z (over 1 year ago)
For R loads I is in phase with V. For L loads , V lags I up to 90 deg. For C loads, I lags V up to 90 deg. The trigonometric tangent angle is the ratio of impedance: Real to reactive. Your lectures or ref. book will give all the details.