Find i1(t) and iz(t) for t> 0 in the given circuit. Assume L4 = 3.0 H...
Find i(t) for t>0 for the circuit in Fig. 16.37 Assume i(t)- [6(t) + 35(t)]mA 16.14 1Ω i(t) ist) ( 0.2 H 2Ω
Find i(t) for t> 0 in the given circuit. Assume v;= 34 V. t=0 10 22 6022 [i(t) 1 mF Vi + 40 Ω 2.5 H O (0) = –10.88te-20+ (0) A i(t) = -27.20 te-20tu(t) A i(t) = 13.60te-20tu() A O i(t) = –17.00 te-20t4() A
Solve for Iz(t) in the circuit shown for t>O as the switch is closed for t>0. t=0 R3=2000 Rz=2000 Ix V. 24V R; 2009 R2 1000 30 mH
Find v(t) for t> 0 in the given circuit. Assume / = 4u(t) A. t=0 1H mo of + 4.5 A ( 102 4F 522 DI - The value of v(t) = [A + (B)ect + (D)e-4.949tju(t) V where A = B = CE and D =
(20 pts) Consider the circuit below. Assume the operating frequency of 60 Hz. m j1.92 12 -j2 A © 3 4.8 <1.61, 380 (a) (10 pts) Find the time-domain current iz(t). (b) (10 pts) Find the instantaneous power of the inductor at t = 1 ms. Indicate whether the inductor is absorbing or providing the power at the moment.
Question 4 Find i(t) for t >0 for the circuit below. 4Ω 12 V 5 H 3 A
In the given circuit, identify (0) and i(t) for t> 0. Assume 10) = 0 V and 1(O) = 2.50 A. + 5u(t) A 222 v+0.5 F ell 1 H [3.780 e-t2cos(1.3229t - 90°)]u(1) V [5 + 2.67252 e-t2cos(1.3229t - 200.79] A [0 – 2.67252e-t2cos(1.3229t – 200.7°)] A [5 – 2.67252e-t/2 cos(1.3229t+ 200.79] A [2.673e-t2cos(1.3229t – 90°)]u(0) V [1.336e-t2 cos(1.3229t+ 90°)]/(t) v
Calculate i(t) for t> 0 in the given circuit. Assume A = 35[1 – u(t)] V. + V - 1 F 16 A +1 H 592 The value of i(t) = (A) cos (Ct + Dº)u(t) A where A = C= and D =
Obtain v(t) for t> 0 in the given circuit. Assume v;= 110 V. F1 F 102 TE The value of v(t) = A cos (Bt + Cu(t) V where A = BOV and C =
Given the circuit in Figure 8.6, find vc(t) for all t>0. t=0 102 20 V * vc(t) 1/10 F 10H Figure 8.6