Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf
Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf
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Author: Hayt
Publisher: Mcgraw Hill Publishers
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Chapter 8, Problem 42E

(a)

To determine

Sketch the functions over the range 3 t 3.

(a)

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Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The given function is:

v(t)=3u(2t)2u(t) V (1)

The range of t is 3 t 3.

Calculation:

The unit-step forcing function as a function of time which is zero for all values of its argument less than zero and which is unity for all positive values of its argument.

u(tt0)={0   t<t01   t>t0

Here,

t0 is the time at which argument of the unit step function becomes zero.

Substitute 3 for t in equation (1).

v(3)=3u(2(3))2u(3) V=3u(2+3)2u(3) V=3u(5)2u(3) V=3(1)2(0) V

v(3)=310 V=2 V

Substitute 2 for t in equation (1).

v(2)=3u(2(2))2u(2) V=3u(2+2)2u(2) V=3u(4)2u(2) V=3(1)2(0) V

v(2)=310 V=2 V

Substitute 1 for t in equation (1).

v(1)=3u(2(1))2u(1) V=3u(2+1)2u(1) V=3u(3)2u(1) V=3(1)2(0) V

v(1)=310 V=2 V

Substitute 0 for t in equation (1).

v(0)=3u(20)2u(0) V=3u(2)2u(0) V=3(1)2(0) V=(310) V

v(0)=2 V

Substitute 1 for t in equation (1).

v(1)=3u(21)2u(1) V=3u(1)2u(1) V=3(1)2(1) V=(312) V

v(1)=0

Substitute 2 for t in equation (1).

v(2)=3u(22)2u(2) V=3u(0)2u(2) V=3(0)2(1) V=(302) V

v(2)=1 V

Substitute 3 for t in equation (1).

v(3)=3u(23)2u(3) V=3u(1)2u(3) V=3(0)2(1) V=(302) V

v(3)=1 V

The different value of the function v(t) over the range 3 t 3 is shown in the Table 1,

tv(t) (V)32221202102131     Table 1

The sketch of the function over the range 3 t 3 is shown in the Figure 1:

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 8, Problem 42E , additional homework tip  1

Conclusion:

Thus, the sketch for the function over the range 3 t 3 is plotted and shown in Figure 1.

(b)

To determine

Sketch the functions over the range 3 t 3.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given Data:

The function is

i(t)=u(t)u(t0.5)+u(t1)u(t1.5)+u(t2)u(t2.5) A (2)

The range of t is 3 t 3.

Calculation:

The unit-step forcing function as a function of time which is zero for all values of its argument less than zero and which is unity for all positive values of its argument.

u(tt0)={0   t<t01   t>t0

Here,

t0 is the time at which argument of the unit step function becomes zero.

Substitute 3 for t in equation (2).

i(3)=u(3)u(30.5)+u(31)u(31.5)+u(32)u(32.5) A=u(3)u(3.5)+u(4)u(4.5)+u(5)u(5.5) A=(000000) A=0 A

Substitute 2 for t in the given function in equation (2).

i(2)=u(2)u(20.5)+u(21)u(21.5)+u(22)u(22.5) A=u(2)u(2.5)+u(3)u(3.5)+u(4)u(4.5) A=(000000) A=0 A

Substitute 1 for t in equation (2).

i(1)=u(1)u(10.5)+u(11)u(11.5)+u(12)u(12.5) A=u(1)u(1.5)+u(2)u(2.5)+u(3)u(3.5) A=(00+00+00) A=0 A

Substitute 0 for t in equation (2).

i(0)=u(0)u(00.5)+u(01)u(01.5)+u(02)u(02.5) A=u(0)u(0.5)+u(1)u(1.5)+u(2)u(2.5) A=(10+00+00) A=1 A

Substitute 0.5 for t in equation (2).

i(0.5)=u(0.5)u(0.50.5)+u(0.51)u(0.51.5)+u(0.52)u(0.52.5) A=u(0.5)u(0)+u(0.5)u(1)+u(1.5)u(2) A=(11+00+00) A=0 A

Substitute 1 for t in equation (2).

i(1)=u(1)u(10.5)+u(11)u(11.5)+u(12)u(12.5) A=u(1)u(0.5)+u(0)u(0.5)+u(1)u(1.5) A=(11+10+00) A=1 A

Substitute 1.5 for t in equation (2).

i(1.5)=u(1.5)u(1.50.5)+u(1.51)u(1.51.5)+u(1.52)u(1.52.5) A=u(1.5)u(1)+u(0.5)u(0)+u(0.5)u(1) A=(11+11+00) A=0 A

Substitute 2 for t in equation (2).

i(2)=u(2)u(20.5)+u(21)u(21.5)+u(22)u(22.5) A=u(2)u(1.5)+u(1)u(0.5)+u(0)u(0.5) A=(11+11+10) A=1 A

Substitute 2.5 for t in equation (2).

i(2.5)=u(2.5)u(2.50.5)+u(2.51)u(2.51.5)+u(2.52)u(2.52.5) A=u(2.5)u(2)+u(1.5)u(1)+u(0.5)u(0) A=(11+11+11) A=0 A

Substitute 3 for t in equation (2).

i(3)=u(3)u(30.5)+u(31)u(31.5)+u(32)u(32.5) A=u(3)u(2.5)+u(2)u(1.5)+u(1)u(0.5) A=(11+11+11) A=0 A

The different value of the function v(t) over the range 3 t 3 is shown in Table 2:

ti(t) (A)302010010.50111.50212.5030     Table 1

The sketch of the function over the range 3 t 3 is shown in the Figure 2:

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 8, Problem 42E , additional homework tip  2

Conclusion:

Thus, the sketch for the function over the range 3 t 3 is plotted and shown in Figure 2.

(c)

To determine

Sketch the functions over the range 3 t 3.

(c)

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Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The function is

q(t)=8u(t) C (3)

The range of t is 3 t 3.

Calculation:

The unit-step forcing function as a function of time which is zero for all values of its argument less than zero and which is unity for all positive values of its argument.

u(tt0)={0   t<t01   t>t0

Here,

t0 is the time at which argument of the unit step function becomes zero.

Substitute 3 for t in equation (3).

q(3)=8u((3)) C=8u(+3) C=8(1) C=8 C

Substitute 2 for t in equation (3).

q(2)=8u((2)) C=8u(+2) C=8(1) C=8 C

Substitute 1 for t in equation (3).

q(1)=8u((1)) C=8u(+1) C=8(1) C=8 C

Substitute 0 for t in equation (3).

q(0)=8u((0)) C=8(0) C=0 C

Substitute 1 for t in equation (3).

q(1)=8u(1) C=8(0) C=0 C

Substitute 2 for t in equation (3).

q(2)=8u(2) C=8(0) C=0 C

Substitute 3 for t in equation (3).

q(3)=8u(3) C=8(0) C=0 C

The different value of the function v(t) over the range 3 t 3 is shown in the Table 3:

tq(t) C38281800102030    Table 3

The sketch the function over the range 3 t 3 is shown in the Figure 3:

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 8, Problem 42E , additional homework tip  3

Conclusion:

Thus, the sketch for the function over the range 3 t 3 is plotted and shown in Figure 3.

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