At series resonance, the phase angle between applied voltage and circuit is______________?
Correct answer: C. 0o
- A. 90o
- B. 180o
- C. 0o
- D. None of the above
Explanation
At series resonance, the circuit impedance is purely resistive, so the applied voltage and circuit current are in phase. Their phase angle is therefore 0°.
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