1. Use Laplace Transforms to determine the function modeling the current in an RLC circuit with L 10 Henries, R 20 ohms...
9. (12) Given the LRC circuit with L henries, R-10 ohms, C- farads and E(t) = 50 cos t 30 volts, the charge q(t) satisfies the linear second order ordinary differential equation 2 dq1 dt2 (a) Find the charge q(t) if q(0) 100 coulombs and '(0)0 amperes. (b) Identify in q(t) the transient terms and, respectively, the steady state terms. Is the circuit overdamped, underdamped, or critically damped? E(t) Figure 1: Problem9.
2. This problem is about an RLC circuit, which involves a resistor (of resistance R ohms), an inductor (of L henries), and a capacitor (of C farads). There is also a voltage source (such as a battery) providing E(t) volts at time t. 0 Switch When the switch is closed there is a current of I(t) amperes. With the help of Kirchhoff's laws one can derive an ODE for I = I(t): LI" + RI' + + I = E'(t)...
PLEASE HELP 5. (Five points) Consider an RLC circuit for which an inductor of L-1 H and capacitor C= 0.1 F are present. For the given forcing function f (t), use the Laplace transforms to determine the charge Q (t) and current I (t) in the circuit at time t if initially(0)-0 and I (0) 0. Determine the charge and current in the case when R-8 and f (t) 10e. Show all your work solving this equation
System Modeling and Laplace transform: In this problem we will review the modeling proce- dure for the RLC circuit as shown below, and how to find the corresponding transfer function and step response Ri R2 Cv0) i2) i,(0) 3.1 Considering the input to be V(t) and the output to be Ve(t), find the transfer function of the system. To do that, first derive the differential equations for al the three loops and then take the Laplace transforms of them. 3.2...
1 2 9. The diagram below is an RCL circuit with R = 10 ohms, C = 10-2farad, L henry, and V = 12 volts. The switch is closed at time t = 0. Assume that the initial current i(0) = 0 and the initial charge on the capacitor Q(0) = 0 . Find the current i = i(t) in the circuit if i satisfies the equation and, according to Kirchhoff's law, ai lezo = R di d2i dt2 +...
1 2 9. The diagram below is an RCL circuit with R = 10 ohms, C = 10-2farad, L henry, and V = 12 volts. The switch is closed at time t = 0. Assume that the initial current i(0) = 0 and the initial charge on the capacitor Q(0) = 0 . Find the current i = i(t) in the circuit if i satisfies the equation and, according to Kirchhoff's law, ai lezo = R di d2i dt2 +...
PROBLEM 5. TUNING A CIRCUIT: PRACTICAL RESONANCE. Consider a forced RLC circuit with L-1 (H), R-10 (12) and C 丽0 (f). Suppose an alternating current supplies a electromotive force Et)100 coswt. The equation modeling the charge Q(t) on the capacitor is 650 Q"(t) 10Q650Q(t) 100 coswt. a. Is the damping over-, under- or critical? Find the form of the general solution. Identify the transient and steady-state parts of the solution. b. Find the amplitude C(w) of the steady-state piece (here...
6.3 Exercises In Exercises 1-5 find the current in the RLC circuit, assuming that E(t) = 0 fort > 0. 1. R = 3 ohms; L = 1 henrysC = .01 farads; Q. = 0 coulombs, 10 = 2 amperes. 11. Show that if E(t) = U coswt +V sin wt where U and V are constants then the steady state current in the RLC circuit shown in Figure 6.3.1 is w?RE(t) + (1/C - Lw?) E' (t) I where...
1) (40 pts total) Solving and order ODE using Laplace Transforms: Consider a series RLC circuit with resistor R, inductor L, and a capacitor C in series. The same current i(t) flows through R, L, and C. The voltage source v(t) is removed at t=0, but current continues to flow through the circuit for some time. We wish to find the natural response of this series RLC circuit, and find an equation for i(t). Using KVL and differentiating the equation...
Exercise 3 An RLC circuit is made of a resistor, an inductor and a capacitor connected in series to a battery. The current I(t) in such a circuit satisfies the ODE LI"(t) + RI (1) + (t) = G(t) where L is the inductance (unit: henrys (H)), R is the resistance (unit: ohms (N2), C is the capacitance (unit: farads (F)), and G is the forcing term generated by an AC power (G is actually the derivative with respect to...