• resonance, when , i.e., Z=0
• anti-resonance, when , i.e.,
Electrical resonance is associated with the situation in which a device is drawing very large currents when excited harmonically with a constant voltage at a given frequency. At resonance, the admittance becomes very large, whereas the impedance goes to zero. As the admittance becomes very large, the current drawn under constant-voltage excitation also becomes very large because ...
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