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Summary
Description Tuned circuit animation 3.gif |
English:
Animated diagram showing the operation of a
tuned circuit
(LC circuit). This is an improvement over previous versions of this animation which uses variable frame display times to show a more realistic movement of the charge.
A tuned circuit is a very simple electronic circuit widely used in audio, radio and television equipment. It consists of an inductor L (coil of wire, left) and a capacitor C (right) connected together. Tuned circuits can store electrical energy oscillating at its resonant frequency . The capacitor stores energy in its electric field E and the inductor stores energy in its magnetic field B (green) . When the capacitor is charged with electricity and connected to the coil, the charge flows back and forth between the capacitor's plates as a current i (red) through the coil as shown. This jerky animation shows "snapshots" of the circuit at progressive points in the oscillation. The oscillations are slowed down; in an actual tuned circuit the charge oscillates back and forth hundreds of thousands to billions of times per second. |
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Source | Own work |
Author | Chetvorno |
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Tuned circuit animation 3 300ms.gif
Smoother, slower version
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