The circuit is at steady-state when the switch closes at time t = 0. Calculate the steady-states currents & voltages ic(0-), ic(0+), vL(0-) and vL(0+). Hint: don't forget about the internal resistance of the inductor. RL = 0.025 %3D

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The circuit is at steady-state when the switch closes at time t = 0. Calculate
the steady-states currents & voltages ic(0-), ic(0+), vL(0-) and vL (0+). Hint:
don't forget about the internal resistance of the inductor. RL = 0.025
10kΩ.
5k2.
RL
+
40V
25mH
0.01µF:
1kQ
Transcribed Image Text:The circuit is at steady-state when the switch closes at time t = 0. Calculate the steady-states currents & voltages ic(0-), ic(0+), vL(0-) and vL (0+). Hint: don't forget about the internal resistance of the inductor. RL = 0.025 10kΩ. 5k2. RL + 40V 25mH 0.01µF: 1kQ
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