As you vary the frequency, the voltage rises
As seen in the lightbulb, a voltmeter or a scope.
You can say that by changing the frequency you are sweeping the coil.
If you sweep the coil and the voltage rises very quickly you can
say this is a high Q where as a mild gradual change is a low Q
When you first tune a resonant circuit it is sometimes useful
to start with a low or medium Q and after you are happy with the
operation you can replace the componants with a higher Q for little higher performance.
The best tool is your brain the scope is not as important.
As seen in the lightbulb, a voltmeter or a scope.
You can say that by changing the frequency you are sweeping the coil.
If you sweep the coil and the voltage rises very quickly you can
say this is a high Q where as a mild gradual change is a low Q
When you first tune a resonant circuit it is sometimes useful
to start with a low or medium Q and after you are happy with the
operation you can replace the componants with a higher Q for little higher performance.
The best tool is your brain the scope is not as important.


If we can find the natural frequency of water and air, we can widely spread this information so everyone can use it.
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