Circuit Analysis in the s-domain 40 v(t) 2 H 82 In the circuit in Figure 3, the switch has been closed (short circuit) for a long time. At t= 0, the switch opens (becomes орeп circuit) a) Draw the circuit at t=0 , and find the initial current of the inductors and the initial voltage of the capacitor at t = 0-. b) Construct the s-domain equivalent circuit for t >0. c) In the s-domain equivalent circuit, find the voltage V(s) for t2 0. mur |İLI t=0 24 V(+) 8N{ :0,25 F {8 H Şekil 3 Hint: To obtain the node voltage V(s) from the s-domain equivalent circuit, you may simplify the circuit in a convenient way and then write the required node voltage equation (or equations). Do not simplify and do not solve the equations.

Circuit Analysis in the s-domain 40 v(t) 2 H 82 In the circuit in Figure 3, the switch has been closed (short circuit) for a long time. At t= 0, the switch opens (becomes орeп circuit) a) Draw the circuit at t=0 , and find the initial current of the inductors and the initial voltage of the capacitor at t = 0-. b) Construct the s-domain equivalent circuit for t >0. c) In the s-domain equivalent circuit, find the voltage V(s) for t2 0. mur |İLI t=0 24 V(+) 8N{ :0,25 F {8 H Şekil 3 Hint: To obtain the node voltage V(s) from the s-domain equivalent circuit, you may simplify the circuit in a convenient way and then write the required node voltage equation (or equations). Do not simplify and do not solve the equations.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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