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Figure 1 shows a circuit after some switch-flipping and is now at time t = 0. It contains a capacitor that was charged to v.(0") = 75 V and an inductor that was charged to i (0°) = 3 A. 10) Is this circuit overdamped, underdamped, or critically damped [2 points A) Is this circuit displaying a natural or step response? (2 points) Solve for y(t) fort > 0 [8 points) +35w 13.230.išao Ous. "
2. Charge-up response of series RLC circuit. No energy is stored in the 0.1H inductor or the 0.4uF capacitor before the switch in the circuit shown in the figure below is closed. Find S2 Key= A 2800 1. 0.4uF - 3. Discharge response of series RLC circuit. The circuit had been in steady state prior to moving the switch at t=0. Find = Key = Space Key C1 0.44F For both circuits: a) Is the response underdamped, overdamped, or critically...
For the circuit shown below, the switch has been closed at position A for a long time before closing at position B at 1=0. 1F w + c(t) - 3H UL (6) vr(t) 32 10 V -21() (t) a) Determine if the circuit is overdamped, critically-damped, or underdamped. (5 points) b) Analyze the circuit and determine vr(t), V(0), vo(t), and i(t) for 1-0-.(5 points) c) Analyze the circuit and determine iro), ir(0, ico), and () for 1 = 0.(5 points)...
Problem 2 You are given the circuit shown below and you are told that the switch was closed for a long time prior tot0. Att0 the switchopens. IH 402 a) Find vc(0), i(0) dt c) Find the steady-state voltage Vess across the capacitor. d) Write the differential equation in terms of vc() indicated above. c) Is the transient response over, under or critically damped? Find v(t)t>0
Determine if overdamped,underdamped, or critically damped For the circuit shown below, Vs-200V, R-30, R.-50. C -0.125pF and L-SmH. Find (a) the initial voltage across the capacitor 20. (b) the initial current through the inductor, lu(0). (e) the damping coefficient and resonant frequency . (d) the initial condition dvede , (e) the voltage across the capacitor (t) for the initial condition diu/dt , and the current through the inductor lu(t) for p R2 Voc
Problem 5: Consider the circuit shown in the figure below in which the initial inductor current and capacitor voltage are both zero. (a) Write the differential equation for vc(t). (b) Find the particular solution. (c) Is this circuit overdamped, critically damped, or underdamped? 4 0 i(t) vc()
Function Generatr Inductor Model Ra R, Figure 1 Series RLC Circuit Preliminary This laboratory will demonstrate how varying resistance changes the natural response of a series RLC circuit (Fig. 1). The function generator is modeled as an ideal voltage source v(t) 5 u() V in series with source resistance Rs-50Q. After measurements using an LCR meter, the inductor is modeled as an ideal L 90 mH inductor in series with resistance RL-20Q. The capacitance is C-0.22 μF. 1) Calculate the...
The answer key says Underdamped, but i do not understand why. Question 10 In the circuit below, the inductor current, iz(), for t2 0 is known to be, -10t 1012 ve(t)) Vc(t) Find the response curve that best represents the inductor current above iL(t) iL(t) (2) Underdamped (1) Undamped it t) i(t) (4) Overdamped (3) Critically damped (5) None of the above Question 10 In the circuit below, the inductor current, iz(), for t2 0 is known to be, -10t...
please help me as soon as possible. thanks 100 mH + + 560 0 100 V 0.1 uF 4. (15 pts.) Using the RLC circuit shown above, and given that the capacitor has an initial voltage of 100 V, and the inductor has an initial current of 0 A: a. Find the neper and resonant radian frequencies of the circuit and state if it is underdamped, overdamped, or critically damped. Find an expression for the current response i(t). b.
1. RLC Circuits Revisited. The first example of a RLC circuit illustrates the use of circuit elements in the s domain to represent initial conditions and a forced response. Next an example of sinusoidal excitation will follow where the transient response and steady state response are combined into one response waveform.. Transient RLC Circuit with Initial Conditions. Consider the RLC circuit below in Figure 7.14 which has two DC sources (Vco and V) applied before and after a switch is...