In determining an expression for i, (t) fort > 0(i)Draw the circuit diagram for t < 0(ii)(iii)Determine the current i, (0) through the inductor at t = 0Determine the current i, (0*) through the inductor at t = 0Determine the voltage v₁ (0) across the inductor at t = 0Determine the voltage v₁ (0+) across the inductor at t = 0(iv)(v)(vi)Determine the derivative of the current through the inductor di, (0*)/dt(vii)Draw the circuit diagram for t > 0(viii)(ix)Calculate the final current through the inductor i, (c)Calculate a and wo(x)Determine the general expression for i, (t) for t > 0(xi)Calculate the constant coefficients (A₁ & A₂) using the initial condition.t = 0 S1iz(t)RC20mQ2F110AHHL5mH

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In determining an expression for i, (t) fort > 0 (i) Draw the circuit diagram for t < 0 (iii) (iv) Determine the current i, (07) through the inductor at t = 0 Determine the current i, (0*) through the inductor at t = 0 Determine the voltage v₁ (0) across the inductor at t = 0 Determine the voltage v₁ (0*) across the inductor at t = 0 Determine the derivative of the current through the inductor di, (0*)/dt Determine the general expression for i, (t) for t > 0 Calculate the constant coefficients (A₁ & A₂) using the initial condition. t=0 S1 iz(t) 110A 28 ૩૩ (vii) Draw the circuit diagram for t > 0 (viii) Calculate the final current through the inductor i, (o) Calculate a and wo ww R 20mQ HH 2F L 5mH

In determining an expression for i, (t) fort > 0 (i) Draw the circuit diagram for t < 0 (iii) (iv) Determine the current i, (07) through the inductor at t = 0 Determine the current i, (0) through the inductor at t = 0 Determine the voltage v₁ (0) across the inductor at t = 0 Determine the voltage v₁ (0) across the inductor at t = 0 Determine the derivative of the current through the inductor di, (0*)/dt Determine the general expression for i, (t) for t > 0 Calculate the constant coefficients (A₁ & A₂) using the initial condition. t=0 S1 iz(t) 110A 28 ૩૩ (vii) Draw the circuit diagram for t > 0 (viii) Calculate the final current through the inductor i, (o) Calculate a and wo ww R 20mQ HH 2F L 5mH

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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