Consider the circuit in Figure Q2. v(t) is the input DC voltage powering the circuit, whereas i, (t) is the inductor current that is being monitored. Sį is the switch that controls the circuit. There is no current flowing through the inductor initially. At t= 0, S, is connected to point A. At t = X, i, (1) reaches 2 Ampere and Sj is switched to point B. The circuit is left to reach steady state in that configuration. Given that v(t) = 5u(t), (iv) Calculate the value of X. (v) Sketch the circuit in s-domain for t> X.

Consider the circuit in Figure Q2. v(t) is the input DC voltage powering the circuit, whereas i, (t) is the inductor current that is being monitored. Sį is the switch that controls the circuit. There is no current flowing through the inductor initially. At t= 0, S, is connected to point A. At t = X, i, (1) reaches 2 Ampere and Sj is switched to point B. The circuit is left to reach steady state in that configuration. Given that v(t) = 5u(t), (iv) Calculate the value of X. (v) Sketch the circuit in s-domain for t> X.

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Chapter17: Resistive-inductive Series Circuits

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