Preposition: of

• capacitor: State the reactance of a capacitor and the phase relationship between p.d. and current.

• circuit: This causes the inductive reactance of the matching circuit to become dominant as the frequency increases.

Converse of object

• have: Each of the elements has a variable reactance which must be altered to produce the desired performance.

Adjective modifier

• capacitive: However, there is enough capacitive reactance to cause a significant phase shift in the current that flows through the load.

• inductive: It also has a small inductive reactance, of about 11 ohms.

• pure: Stubs are shorted or open circuit lengths of transmission line which produce a pure reactance at the attachment point.

• capacitative: One often sees short monopoles with a coil at the foot, to provide inductive tuning for this capacitative reactance.

• net: At this frequency a parallel resonant circuit is formed between the primary inductance and the net capacitive reactance reflected back from the secondary.

• small: It also has a small inductive reactance, of about 11 ohms.

Modifies a noun

• matrix: Nature of problem: A standard format for the storage of reactance matrices is proposed.

• xc: A measure of this resistance to current flow is given by the capacitative reactance Xc which has units of Ohms.

• xl: The capacitive reactance Xc becomes very large and the inductive reactance Xl becomes insignificant.

• X: Also the surface reactance X s is to a good approximation proportional to f.

Noun used with modifier

• radiation: This radiation reactance needs to be tuned out, to get power transfer from the generator to the radiated field.