The switch in circuit shown in Fig (1) has been opened for a long time and closed at t=0, Find: a- iL (0), io (0), Vr (0), VL (0). b- iL (0*), io (0*), Vr (0*), VL (0*). c- T, iL(0.001sec). 100

The switch in circuit shown in Fig (1) has been opened for a long time and closed at t=0, Find: a- iL (0), io (0), Vr (0), VL (0). b- iL (0), io (0), Vr (0), VL (0). c- T, iL(0.001sec). 100

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The switch in circuit shown in Fig (1) has been opened for a long time and closed at
t=0, Find:
a- iL (0), io (0), Vr (0'), VL (0').
b- iL (0*), io (0*), Vr (0*), VL (0*).
c- T, iL(0.001sec).
10Ω
200
Vr
iL
io
120 V
100MH
VL.
Fig (1)

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