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Amps from parallel resonant LC and Volts from series resonant LC

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Mixing the best of both series and parallel resonant LC circuits. 

There is probably a better way to do this, but I got the result I was shooting for. 

Notes: The 70 u-Ohm resistor connected in series on both sections of circuit was added because I assume this sim uses ideal inductors with no resistance - and this is the real resistance of a power inductor I found for sale online. 

Probably the most important question for me is- how many Amps am I actually drawing from my 1V signal sources that disregards the resonance elements of the circuits?

  Use the potentiometer to increase/decrease the speed of the motor.

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