Question (3) In the circuit shown below, e(t) = √2 100 sin 40t volts. Find out: d) The total circuit impedance (ZT). e) The total current [i(t)] in time domain. f) The branch current [i, (t)] in time domain. g) The power factor (PF) of the circuit. h) The total power (PT) absorbed in the circuit. [Use series/parallel method]. 3Q 0.1 H 40 i(t) w www i₁(t) 30 ●(t) +0 0.00625 F ww 0.2 H 0.005 F www

Question (3) In the circuit shown below, e(t) = √2 100 sin 40t volts. Find out: d) The total circuit impedance (ZT). e) The total current [i(t)] in time domain. f) The branch current [i, (t)] in time domain. g) The power factor (PF) of the circuit. h) The total power (PT) absorbed in the circuit. [Use series/parallel method]. 3Q 0.1 H 40 i(t) w www i₁(t) 30 ●(t) +0 0.00625 F ww 0.2 H 0.005 F www

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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