An electromagnet is modeled as L=0.3H and R=202 in series, and connected to a 120V(rms) sinusoidal voltage, and 60H at t=0 when the phase angle is 10º, v(t) = 120V2 cos(120nt + 10°). a. The transient component of the complete response of the current will have practically died out after seconds b. Suppose that the form of the complete response is i(t) = 2 cos(120rt - 60°) – B,e¯70tv for a different electromagnet and voltage source. If the electromagnet is initially uncharged, the value of B, is

An electromagnet is modeled as L=0.3H and R=202 in series, and connected to a 120V(rms) sinusoidal voltage, and 60H at t=0 when the phase angle is 10º, v(t) = 120V2 cos(120nt + 10°). a. The transient component of the complete response of the current will have practically died out after seconds b. Suppose that the form of the complete response is i(t) = 2 cos(120rt - 60°) – B,e¯70tv for a different electromagnet and voltage source. If the electromagnet is initially uncharged, the value of B, is

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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