2. In the circuit below vin (t) = 10V, and has been present for a very long time. $1 1 In 2 S 1F HH +1 ixa = 0 1F HH +1 1 In 2 S (a) Compute v₁ (0) and v₂ (0) = (b) Given the switches are both thrown open at t = 0 redraw the circuit at t and obtain differential equations for v₁ (t) and v₂(t). (c) Numerically solve for v₁ (1) and v₂ (1). 0+

2. In the circuit below vin (t) = 10V, and has been present for a very long time. $1 1 In 2 S 1F HH +1 ixa = 0 1F HH +1 1 In 2 S (a) Compute v₁ (0) and v₂ (0) = (b) Given the switches are both thrown open at t = 0 redraw the circuit at t and obtain differential equations for v₁ (t) and v₂(t). (c) Numerically solve for v₁ (1) and v₂ (1). 0+

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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