500 N1000 N160 nF100 mHR1 = 500 N, R2 = 1000 N,L = 100 mH,C = 160 nF,i,(t) = 4 cos 5000t mA i, (t) = 4 cos 5000 mA%3!constant current sourceVoltage on constant current sourcevoltage across capacitoric(t)V(t)it)VR,()VR, (1)current through the capacitorInductance voltageCurrent flowing through inductanceR, = voltage over resistor 500voltage over resistor R, 10001(s)H(s) =1,(8)Which of the following is the transfer function?

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i, (t) = 4 cos 5000 mA constant current source %3D V(t) Voltage on constant current source voltage across capacitor ic(t) V(t) i(t) VR,(t) VR2 (1) current through the capacitor Inductance voltage Current flowing through inductance R, = voltage over resistor 500 voltage over resistor R, 1000 L(s) H(s) = Which of the following is the transfer function?

i, (t) = 4 cos 5000 mA constant current source %3D V(t) Voltage on constant current source voltage across capacitor ic(t) V(t) i(t) VR,(t) VR2 (1) current through the capacitor Inductance voltage Current flowing through inductance R, = voltage over resistor 500 voltage over resistor R, 1000 L(s) H(s) = Which of the following is the transfer function?

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter19: Capacitors

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Problem 1PP: Fill in all the missing values. Refer to the formulas that follow. Resistance Capacitance Time...

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