Faraday's & Lenz's Laws
Induced EMF opposes the rate of change of magnetic flux that creates it (Lenz's Law ensures conservation of energy).
Grade 12th · Physics · Electromagnetic Induction & AC
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Induced EMF opposes the rate of change of magnetic flux that creates it (Lenz's Law ensures conservation of energy).
At resonant frequency fr = 1/(2π√LC), XL = XC, impedance Z is minimized (Z = R), current peaks to V/R, and power factor is unity (cos Φ = 1).
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Current flowing when phase difference Φ = 90° (pure L or C circuit), yielding zero average power dissipation (P = V·I·cos 90° = 0).