(b) Figure Q.2b shows an RL circuit uses as a filter where v(t) as the input voltage and i(t) is the current. With R = 5 0 and L = 50 mH, the transfer function between the current and input voltage is: I(s) G(s) = V(s) 20 %3D s + 100 L R v(t) i(1) Figure Q.2b (i) Given the input voltage, v(t) = 4 Volt, show the time expression of the current (ii) Identify the system pole, time constant (7), rise time (T,) and settling time (Ts) of the system response. Subsequently, plot the response of the current. (iii) It is found that the speed of the current response is slow, and the settling time needs to be reduced by four-folds. If the value of the inductor is fixed, determine the new value of resistor.

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Figure Q.2b shows an RL circuit uses as a filter where v(t) as the input voltage
and i(t) is the current. With R = 5 N and L = 50 mH, the transfer function
between the current and input voltage is:
I(s)
G(s) =
V (s)
20
s + 100
R
v(t)
i(t)-
Figure Q.2b
(i)
Given the input voltage, v(t) = 4 Volt, show the time expression of the
current
(ii) Identify the system pole, time constant (7), rise time (T,) and settling time
(T3) of the system response. Subsequently, plot the response of the current.
(iii)
It is found that the speed of the current response is slow, and the settling
time needs to be reduced by four-folds. If the value of the inductor is fixed,
determine the new value of resistor.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Figure Q.2b shows an RL circuit uses as a filter where v(t) as the input voltage and i(t) is the current. With R = 5 N and L = 50 mH, the transfer function between the current and input voltage is: I(s) G(s) = V (s) 20 s + 100 R v(t) i(t)- Figure Q.2b (i) Given the input voltage, v(t) = 4 Volt, show the time expression of the current (ii) Identify the system pole, time constant (7), rise time (T,) and settling time (T3) of the system response. Subsequently, plot the response of the current. (iii) It is found that the speed of the current response is slow, and the settling time needs to be reduced by four-folds. If the value of the inductor is fixed, determine the new value of resistor.
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