1. Resonance in an LCR Circuit
The resonance frequency is given by:
ω0 = 1 / √(LC)
This depends only on L and C, not on R. Hence, statement (A) is incorrect.
2. Voltage and Current at Resonance (ω = ω0)
- At resonance, the impedance of the circuit is purely resistive (Z = R), as the inductive reactance XL = ω0L cancels out the capacitive reactance XC = 1 / (ω0C).
- In a purely resistive circuit, the voltage across R (VR) and the current I are always in-phase.
Hence, statement (B) is correct.
3. Amplitude of VR at ω = ω0/2
The total impedance at ω = ω0/2 depends on all components L, C, and R. Thus, the amplitude of VR is not independent of R.
Hence, statement (C) is incorrect.
4. Amplitude of VR at ω = ω0
At resonance:
VR = I · R
where:
I = Vin / R
Thus, VR depends on R, but is independent of L and C. Hence, statement (D) is correct only for L and C, but this statement is not explicitly true in this context.
5. Conclusion
- (A) is incorrect because ω0 does not depend on R.
- (B) is correct because voltage VR and current I are in-phase at resonance.
- (C) is incorrect because VR at ω = ω0/2 depends on R.
- (D) is correct because the dependency of VR at ω = ω0 on R is implied but incomplete.