Problem 1: Periodic Nonsinusoidal currents -i(t)u(t) =100 +100/2 sin(@t +90) +100/2 sin 2@t,V@ =500 rad/s,R1= 102, L=10 mH, C=100µFFind: a) the nonsinusoidal currents: i2(t) =?is(t)иis(t) = ?-A2A3i;(t)=?b) the readings: IA2 = ?,%3DLA3=?

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Problem 1: Periodic Nonsinusoidal currents u(t) =100 +100/2 sin(@t +90)+100/2 sin 20t,V @ =500 rad/s, R1= 102, L=10 mH, C=100µF Find: a) the nonsinusoidal currents: iz(t) =? i(t1) L. tis(0) tis(t) C- is(t) = ?- A2 A3 i(t)=? b) the readings: IA2 =?, LA3=?

Problem 1: Periodic Nonsinusoidal currents u(t) =100 +100/2 sin(@t +90)+100/2 sin 20t,V @ =500 rad/s, R1= 102, L=10 mH, C=100µF Find: a) the nonsinusoidal currents: iz(t) =? i(t1) L. tis(0) tis(t) C- is(t) = ?- A2 A3 i(t)=? b) the readings: IA2 =?, LA3=?

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Problem 1: Periodic Nonsinusoidal currents -
i(t)
u(t) =100 +100/2 sin(@t +90) +100/2 sin 2@t,V
@ =500 rad/s,
R1= 102, L=10 mH, C=100µF
Find: a) the nonsinusoidal currents: i2(t) =?
is(t)
и
is(t) = ?-
A2
A3
i;(t)=?
b) the readings: IA2 = ?,
%3D
LA3=?

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