Fundamentals of Electric Circuits
Fundamentals of Electric Circuits
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Chapter 16, Problem 13P
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Design a problem to better understand the circuit analysis using Laplace transform using Figure 16.36.

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Problem design:

Find the value of voltage across resistor (R1) vx  using Laplace transform if the value of resistance (R1) is 2Ω, the value of resistance (R2) is 4Ω, the value of inductance (L) is 1H, the value of capacitance (C) is 18F, and the voltage source (vs) is 4u(t)V in the Figure 16.36 in the textbook.

Formula used:

Write a general expression to calculate the impedance of a resistor in s-domain.

ZR(s)=R (1)

Here,

R is the value of resistance.

Write a general expression to calculate the impedance of an inductor in s-domain.

ZL(s)=sL (2)

Here,

L is the value of inductance.

Write a general expression to calculate the impedance of a capacitor in s-domain.

ZC(s)=1sC (3)

Here,

C is the value of capacitance.

Calculation:

The given circuit is redrawn as shown in Figure 1.

Fundamentals of Electric Circuits, Chapter 16, Problem 13P , additional homework tip  1

Apply Laplace transform to the voltage source vs.

Vs(s)=4(1s){L(u(t))=1s}=4s

Substitute 2 for R1 in equation (1) to find ZR1(s).

ZR1(s)=2

Substitute 4 for R2 in equation (1) to find ZR2(s).

ZR2(s)=4

Substitute 1 for L in equation (2) to find ZL(s).

ZL(s)=s(1)=s

Substitute 18 for C in equation (3) to find ZC(s).

ZC(s)=1s(18)=8s

Convert the Figure 1 into s-domain.

Fundamentals of Electric Circuits, Chapter 16, Problem 13P , additional homework tip  2

Apply Kirchhoff’s current law at node Vx(s) in Figure 2.

Vx(s)4ss+Vx(s)2+Vx(s)(4+8s)=0Vx(s)s+(4s)s+Vx(s)2+Vx(s)(4s+8s)=0Vx(s)s4s2+Vx(s)2+sVx(s)4s+8=0sVx(s)(4s+8)4(4s+8)+s2Vx(s)(2s+4)+s(s2)Vx(s)s2(4s+8)=0

Simplify the above equation as follows,

sVx(s)(4s+8)4(4s+8)+s2Vx(s)(2s+4)+s(s2)Vx(s)=0s(Vx(s)(4s+8)4(4s+8)s+s2Vx(s)(2s+4)s+s(s2)Vx(s)s)=0Vx(s)(4s+8)4(4s+8)s+sVx(s)(2s+4)+(s2)Vx(s)=0Vx(s)(4s+8)(16s+32)s+Vx(s)(2s2+4s)+s2Vx(s)=0

Simplify the above equation to find Vx(s).

[4s+8+2s2+4s+s2]Vx(s)=16s+32s[3s2+8s+8]Vx(s)=16s+32s

Vx(s)=16s+32s(3s2+8s+8) (4)

From equation (4), the characteristic equation is written as follows,

3s2+8s+8=0 (5)

Write an expression to calculate the roots of characteristic equation (as2+bs+c=0).

s1,2=b±b24ac2a . (6)

Here,

a is the coefficient of second order term,

b is the coefficient of first order term, and

c is the coefficient of constant term.

Compare equation (5) with quadratic equation (as2+bs+c=0).

a=3b=8c=8

Substitute 1 for a, 2 for b, and 1 for c in equation (6) to find s1,2.

s1,2=8±(8)24(3)(8)2(3)=8±64966=8±j286=43+j83,43j83

Now, the equation (4) is written as follows,

Vx(s)=16s+32s(s(43+j83))(s(43j83))

Vx(s)=16s+32s(s+43j83)(s+43+j83) (7)

Take partial fraction for equation (7).

Vx(s)=16s+32s(s+43j83)(s+43+j83)=As+B(s+43j83)+C(s+43+j83) (8)

The equation (8) can also be written as follows,

16s+32s(s+43j83)(s+43+j83)=[A(s+43j83)(s+43+j83)+Bs(s+43+j83)+Cs(s+43j83)]s(s+43j83)(s+43+j83)

Simplify the above equation as follows,

16s+32={A(s+43j83)(s+43+j83)+Bs(s+43+j83)+Cs(s+43j83)} (9)

Substitute 0 for s in equation (9) to find A.

16(0)+32=A(0+43j83)(0+43+j83)+B(0)(0+43+j83)+C(0)(0+43j83)32=A(43j83)(43+j83)+0+0A((43)2(j83)2)=32{a2b2=(a+b)(ab)}A(169j2(89))=32

Simplify the above equation as follows,

A(169(1)(89))=32{j2=1}A(169+89)=32A(249)=32

Simplify the above equation to find A.

A=32(924)=12

Substitute 43+j83 for s in equation (9) to find B.

16(43+j83)+32=[A(43+j83+43j83)(43+j83+43+j83)+B(43+j83)(43+j83+43+j83)+C(43+j83)(43+j83+43j83)]16(43+j83)+32=A(0)(j283)+B(43+j83)(j283)+C(43+j83)(0)B(43+j83)(j283)=16(43+j83)+32B(4+j83)(j283)=(64+j168+963)

Simplify the above equation as follows,

B(8j8+j2163)(13)=16(2+j83)B(8j8163)(13)=16(2+j83)B(8)(j8+23)(13)=16(2+j83)

Simplify the above equation to find B.

B=16(2+j83)(32+j8)(38)=6

Substitute 43j83 for s in equation (9) to find C.

16(43j83)+32=[A(43j83+43j83)(43j83+43+j83)+B(43j83)(43j83+43+j83)+C(43j83)(43j83+43j83)]16(43j83)+32=A(j283)(0)+B(43j83)(0)+C(43j83)(j283)(643j1683)+32=0+0+C(43j83)(j283)(64j168+963)=0+0+C(43j83)(j283)

Simplify the above equation as follows,

C(8j8+j2163)(13)=(32j1683)C(8j8+(1)163)(13)=16(2j83)C(8)(2j83)(13)=16(2j83)

Simplify the above equation to find C.

C=16(2j83)(32j8)(38)=6

Substitute 12 for A, 6 for B, and 6 for C in equation (8) to find Vx(s).

Vx(s)=12s+(6)(s+43j83)+(6)(s+43+j83)

Vx(s)=12s6(s+(43j83))6(s+(43+j83)) (10)

Take inverse Laplace transform for equation (10) to find vx(t).

vx(t)=12u(t)6e(43+j83)tu(t)6e(43j83)tu(t){L1(1s+a)=eatu(t),L1(1s)=u(t)}=[126e(43)tej83t6e(43)te(j83)t]u(t)V=[126e(43)t[ej83t+e(j83)t]]u(t)V=[126e(43)t[2cos(83t)]]u(t)V {cosθ=ejθ+ejθ2}

Simplify the above equation to find vx(t).

vx(t)=[1212e(43)t[cos(223t)]]u(t)V

Conclusion:

Thus, the problem to better understand the circuit analysis using Laplace transform is designed.

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