i,(t) = A1 · cos(1000t + 90) + A2 • cos(2000t – 90) Assume the system is in steady state. Find the current ia at times t = 4n ms: ia(t,) = B1 t2 = 5n ms: ia(t2) = B2 kia(t) R1 iç(t) ia(t) C R2 Given Variables: A1:3A A2 :9A L:1 mH C: 250 uF R1:9 ohm R2:2 ohm k: 2 VIA

i,(t) = A1 · cos(1000t + 90) + A2 • cos(2000t – 90) Assume the system is in steady state. Find the current ia at times t = 4n ms: ia(t,) = B1 t2 = 5n ms: ia(t2) = B2 kia(t) R1 iç(t) ia(t) C R2 Given Variables: A1:3A A2 :9A L:1 mH C: 250 uF R1:9 ohm R2:2 ohm k: 2 VIA

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i,(t) = A1 · cos(1000t + 90) + A2 • cos(2000t – 90)
Assume the system is in steady state. Find the current ia at times
t = 4n ms: ia(t,) = B1
t2 = 5n ms: ia(t2) = B2
kia(t)
R1
iç(t)
ia(t)
C
R2
Given Variables:
A1:3A
A2 :9A
L:1 mH
C: 250 uF
R1:9 ohm
R2:2 ohm
k: 2 VIA

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