Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor (RLC) Circuits

Dale R. Patrick, Stephen W. Fardo, Ray E. Richardson, Vigyan Chandra · River Publishers eBooks · 2024

Some types of AC circuits are designed to respond to AC frequencies. Circuits that are used to pass some frequencies and block others are called frequency-sensitive circuits . Two types of frequency-sensitive circuits are filter circuits and resonant frequency circuits . Each type of circuit uses reactive devices to respond to different AC frequencies. These circuits have frequency-response curves . Frequency is graphed on the horizontal axis and voltage output on the vertical axis. Sample frequency-response curves for each type of filter and resonant circuit are shown in the examples that follow. Decibels , as they relate to AC circuits, are also discussed.

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