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Please help solve while providing a detailed solution. Being given the following information, use the equations...
Please help solve, providing a detailed solution using the
equations provided below and
LaPlace transform (Use the table provided in the
link) to solve the differential equations obtained when working
through the question.
Link to the Laplace Transform Table:
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Being given the following information, use the equations provided to find the steady-state current in the following RLC circuit. R=82 L= 0.5H C= 0.1F E(t) = 100 cos(2t) V knowing that at t = 0, i(0) = 0 Equations: UR...
You are given the circuit shown below. The switch has been at the position shown for a long time before being moved at t = 0. You are told that C = 0.25F, L = 2H, R1 = 100. LR + VL -+ VR. =O Use the same sort of methodical approach as before: a) Determine i, (0+), vc(0+) and ic(0+) b) Determine di 2007 and doc0* c) Determine the steady-state value for the voltage Vc.final d) Use circuit analysis...
How do I solve for alpha 2 (α 2) given this information
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Given the following, determine the coefficient Qi in Velt). Ve (t) = e-kunt (az eshov 2-1 + aze-/0-1) + Wn=278 rad/sec (zeta) (= 9.4 Vc(0+) = 1 Vc(0) = 5 V dVc = 10 V/s dt
2-a)-RLC components connected in series in a circuit supplied by a variable dc voltage can be described by the following differential equations: di(t) wherei@ is the loop current and V1(t) İs the voltage drop across the inductor.+' The voltage drop across the resistor is given by Ohm's law vR(t) R i(t) and the voltage drop across the capacitor vc(t) is given by i(t) dt For a series circuit ye)t vit)t velt) v(t) where v(t) is applied voltage: Figure 3: RLC...
3. (40 pts total) Eigenvalues of Systems of Equations Application: Series RLC Circuit, Natural, or Transient Response (Remember EE280, maybe not) M SR v(t) Consider a series RLC circuit, with a resistor R, inductor L, and capacitor C in series. The same current i(t) flows through R, L, and C. The switch S1 is initially closed and S2 is initially open allowing the circuit to fully charge. At t=0 the switch S1 opens and S2 closes as shown above. Solving...
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6V tao + Afirist oder Consider the circuit below. Here, R = 100, L = 1H, C = 1F. Suppose the switch has been open for a long time and suddenly gets closed at t = 0. We strongly recommend building this eircuit in the Falstad circuit simulator and exploring what happens interactively. You can find the circuit at this link. VL = 5V-VR at Vy6+ 4y'attf =Vc. &"(t) =...
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L- dI + Ri et dt konditoriohm) Lo Series with R = thyernton (ohm) L Inductor (Henrys) E source of electro motive force that supplies a voltage (volt) t = time. 1 = curent (ampere) Following 25. a resistor-indu Cher (RL) series surir, circuit. R-6 ohm 9 L = 6henrys. e(t) = 12 volts. switch off t=0, I = 0 Ampere Find I(t) if...
Consider a modification of the RC filter that we discussed in class, where we additionally use an inductor L > 0 in the circuit. The governing system of equations is given by LC(d2v/ dt2(t)) + RC(dv/dt (t)) + v(t) = u(t), where u us the input voltage, t ∈ T ⊂ R, L, C, R > 0, and v is the output voltage. Provide answers to the followings:(i) Find the output v in terms of u (take the initial conditions...
Consider the simple series RLC circuit shown in figure below, the circuit has the following parameters, R=12, L = 0.2 Henry, and C = 0.05 Farad, R 1000 Vs The system is governed by the following equations: V = VR + V + V VR = IR V = Vc S(t)dt Or I = CM Construct a Simulink model for this system such that the input is the supply voltage Vs and the output is the voltage across the resistor...
1. Given i(t) Cut) Figure 2.1: Step voltage applied to a series RLC circuit. (a) Verify that the differential equation for v(t) is found as dt2 L dt LC LC (b) If v(0)-5 V and i(0)-OA. find the voltage response, u(t), for t >0 when v, 5V, R#330 n, L-100 mil, C., 0.1uF (c) Now suppose we replace the 5 V source in our circuit with a squarewave as shown below: w(t) Figure 2.2 From the response of v(t) that...