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Solutions Solution - 6b
Solutions Solution - 6b
Solutions Solution - 6b
6.1
C=10μf
i(t<0)=0 , v(t<0)=0
(a) Find the expression for the voltage across the capacitors.
t t
1 1
V = ∫ idt = ∫ (5m) cos10 3 tdt
c0 10 μ 0
5m 1
= . 3 Sin10 3 t
10μ 10
V (v)
0.5
-0.5 t (ms)
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6.2
dv 5v
i= 2 mA . =
dt 10v
Find c:
dv
i=c
dt
5
2m=c.
10
C = 4 µF
6.3
v(t) (V)
12
C = 2 μF
dv
i =c
dt
10 16
6
dv 12 t (ms)
0 < t < 6 ms , = =2k
dt 6m -8
dv
i=c = (2µ) . (2k) = 4 mA
dt
dv − 20
6ms < t < 10 ms , = = -5k i(mA)
dt 4m
dv
i=c = (2μ) . (-5k)
dt
= -10 mA 4
dv t (ms)
10ms < t < 16ms , =0
dt
dv
i=c =0
dt -10
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6.4
i(t) (A)
C = 10μF
vo = -0.1 v 0.2
t2
1
v(t2) – v(t1) =
c ∫ idt .
t1
1 2 3 4 5 6 t (ms)
0 < t < 4 ms, v(t) = vo = -0.1 v
i = 0.2 mA
t
1
10 μ ∫0
v= (0.2m ) dt + (-0.1)
v(t) (V)
= (0.2 * 10 3 ) t - 0.1 (v) 0.7
0.6
3
4ms < t < 6ms , v(t1) = (0.2*10 ) (4m) - 0.1
i = -0.1 t
t
1
v=
10 μ ∫ (−0.1t )dt
4m
+ 0.7 t ≥ 6 ms
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6.5
di 100m
= , v = 100 mv
dt 2m
Find L:
di
v=L
dt
100m
100m = L .
2m
L=2 mH
6.6
L =10 mH
di
v=L i(t) (mA)
dt 1 2 3 4 5
t (ms)
di
0 < t < 2ms : = -5
dt
di -10
v=L = -50 mv
dt
di
0 < t < 4ms : =0
dt
v=0
di
0 < t < 5ms : = 10 v(t) (V)
dt
di 100
v=L = 10 m . 10 = 100 mv
dt
di
t > 5ms : =0 2
dt
t (ms)
v=0 4 5
-50
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6.7
io = 0 mA
L = 20 mH
v(t) (mV)
t2
1 20
i(t2) - i(t1) =
L ∫ vdt
t1
0 < t < 2 ms : v = 20 m 1 3 4 5
t (ms)
i(t1) = i0 = 0 -10
t
1
i=
L ∫ (20m)dt
0
1
= . (20m . t)
20 m
=t
1
= (-10) (t - 2m) + 2m
20m
1
= (20m 2 - 10mt ) + 2m
20m
t
= 3m -
2
3 ms< t < ∞ : v = 0
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3m
i(t1) = 3m - = 1.5m
2
i = i(t1) + 0 =1.5 m
6.8
Io = -0.4 A
L = 10 mH v(t) (V)
10
t2
1
i(t2) - i(t1) =
L ∫ vdt
t1
1 2 3 t (ms)
0< t < 1ms : i(t1) = io = -0.4 A
10
v= t = (10k) t
1m
t
1
L ∫0
i= vdt + i(t1)
1 t2
= (10k) - 0.4
10m 2
v = (-10k)t + 20
t
1
i=
L ∫ [(−10k )t + 20]dt
1m
+ 0.1
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1 t 2 − (1m) 2
= [(-10k) + 20 (t - 1m)] + 0.1
10 m 2
= -2 + 4 - 1.4
= 0.6 (A)
t2 t2
1 1
*Note: When apply equations v(t2) – v(t1) = ∫
c t1
idt , i(t2) - i(t1) =
L t∫1
vdt
keep in mind that v(t1) and i(t1) refer to initial conditions at t1 . v(t2) and i(t2) are
functions of t .Not a specific value at time t2 . Therefore, in the integral ,the upper limit
t2 should be a variable of t .
6.9
2mH 2mH
A
12mH 6mH
⇒ 24mH
8mH 8mH
2mH
B
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2mH
A
⇒ ⇒
24mH 8mH
2mH
B
10
⇒ ⇒ mH
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6.10
2µF 0.5µF
A
1µF
2µF ⇒
1µF
B
6µF 2µF
2µF
2µF
A
A
1µF
1µF
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2µF 2µF
A A
B B
6µF 3µF
6µF
2µF
A
A
3µF 1µF
⇒
⇒
B B
6µF
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