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Complex numbers in electrical engineering
In mathematics, it is common to denote the imaginary part with the letter i. In electrical engineering, however, the letter i is reserved for the electric current. To avoid confusion, we use j for the imaginary part in the following: Z = x + j y
Examples for the application of the complex numbers in electrical engineering now in the following:
Example 1: Series connection of R and Xl
Series connection of ohmic and inductive resistance
What you see is a series connection of an ohmic resistor of 120 Ω and an inductive resistor XL of 80 Ω. Determine mathematically and graphically the complex resistance Z of the series circuit.
Solution:
Complex numbers applied to a series connection of R and XL
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