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The Physics Teacher -- March 2011 -- Volume 49, Issue 3, pp. 168
Demonstrations with an LCR Circuit
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Add to FacebookThe LCR circuit is an important topic in the course of electricity and magnetism. Papers in this field consider mainly the forced oscillations and resonance.1–5 Our aim is to show how to demonstrate the free and self‐excited oscillations in an LCR circuit.
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