What inductance must be connected to a17pFcapacitor in an oscillator capable of generating550nm(i.e., visible) electromagnetic waves? Comment on your answer.

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The inductance of the oscillator is .5.00×10-21H

Step by step solution

01

Write the given quantities

Capacitor,

C=17pf=17×10-12f

Wavelength,

λ=550nm=550×10-9m

Velocity of light

c=3×108ms

02

Determine the concepts of inductance and LC circuit

If f is the frequency and𝛌is the wavelength of an electromagnetic wave in the LC circuit of a generator, the value for inductance L is found using the formula for frequency of an LC circuit.

Formula:

f=12πLC

f=cλ

03

Determine the inductance of the oscillator

Consider the formula for the frequency as:

f=12πLC

But we know that

f=cλ

Therefore,
cλ=12πLC

Solving for L,

L=λ24π2Cc2

Substitute the values and solve as:

L=550×10-924×3.142×17×10-12×3×1082=5.00×10-21H

The inductance of the oscillator is 5.00×10-21H.

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