13.36 There is no energy stored in the circuit in Fig. P13.36 -at the time the voltage source is ...
13.20 There is no energy stored in the circuit in Fig. P13.20 at the time the voltage source is turned on, and 325u(t) V PSPICE MULTISIM a) Find Vo and Io b) Find vo and i c) Do the solutions for v, and i, make sense in terms of known circuit behavior? Explain Figure P13.20 800 nF 250 250 43625 625 mH 500
There is no energy stored in the circuit in the figure at the time the current source is energized. Part A Find Ia. Express your answer in terms of s. Part B Find Ib. Express your answer in terms of s. Part C Find ia. Part D Find ib. Part E Find Va. Express your answer in terms of s. Part F Find Vb. Express your answer in terms of s. Part G Find Vc. Express your answer in terms...
The energy stored in the circuit shown is zero at the time when the switch is opened. The current source is 24 cos(40,000t) mA. Find the voltage v(t) for t 2 0. t = 0 ilo 25 nF 625 12 25 mH
ng off a long time. Find 6) For the following circuit, the voltage source turns on a time zero after bei (a) at t 0+ the inductor current i(O+) and its rate of change, (b) at t = 0+ the capacitor voltage vo-) and its rate of change, du (Do not write a differential equation or solve for voltage or current as functions of time.) dt t0+ 4012 10.2 211(1) A 10u() V tz 0 lot) 1O Carm
Problem3 For the circuit in Fig. P6.29, calculate a) the initial energy stored in the capacitors; At b) the final energy stored in the capacitors c) the total energy delivered to the black box d) the percentage of the initial energy stored that is Ber Dr. i delivered to the black box: and e) the time, in milliseconds it takes to deliver 75 mJ to the black box Ham Figure P6.29 Figure P Doha Black 25 aF hs em protecte...
Consider the circuit shown in Fig. 1 with Vs=10V. Assume there is no initial energy stored in the circuit, and the switch S was opens for a long time and it closes at time t-0 second. 1. For each of the following cases, find the expression of the voltage across the capacitor, Vt) for t 0: (a) R-5 k2, L-22 mH, and C 22 nF (b) R-0.5 kQ, L=22 mH, and C-22 nF IfL and C are the same as...
-There is no energy stored in the circuit shown at the time the switch is opened. if k (coupling coefficient) = 0.5, L1= 4H, L2 = 9H, Ro =12 a) What is the mutual inductance of the circuit? b)If ig = -2e-t - 2e-2t - 2 and i2 = 2e-t - 2e-2t , Find the expression for the voltage across the current source v1 using KVL. We were unable to transcribe this imaget-o V
6.39 Let vg represent the voltage across the current source in the circuit in Fig. 6.29. The reference for vg is posi- tive at the upper terminal of the current source. a) Find vg as a function of time when , = 16-16e-51 A. b) What is the initial value of vg? c) Find the expression for the power developed by d) How much power is the current source develop- e) Calculate the power dissipated in each resistor the current...
Can Someone explain how to do this problem? 4. Current and Voltage Source with Diode: For the circuit shown below, find the voltage vo. The current-voltage relationship for the diode is, as usual, Io(e"s/V 1) where Io 10-12 A and VT 0.026 V 10Ω 10 V (+ 5 mH Uo 1 A 4. Current and Voltage Source with Diode: For the circuit shown below, find the voltage vo. The current-voltage relationship for the diode is, as usual, Io(e"s/V 1) where...
Question 2 (10%) The input to the circuit shown in Fig. 2 is the voltage source vs(t). The output is the voltage across two open terminals, vo(). If v()-3-(t) V, the output is the voltage vo()-10+Se30* V for 20. Determine the values of Ri and R2. 2 sa) olt) Fig. 2