1- The switch in Fig. Q4 moves to its new position at t=0. What are i, (0+), and v.(0+)?a) iL (0*) = 2 A, v.(0*) = 20 Vb) i (0+) = 1 A, v.(0*) = 10 mVc) iL (0*) = 1 A, v.(0*) = 20 Vd) iL (0+) = 2 A, v.(0*) = 10 mVWrite detailed solution2- After the switching action and for R=62.5 n, which of the following is i,(t) for t > 0?a) i(t) = 1+e-8000t ( sin(6000t)) t > 0Write detailed solutionb)-8000te3(sin(6000t)) t > 01c) 1+e-600ot ( sin(8000t)) t > 0:e-6000t ( sin(8000t)) t > 03- After a long time the switch returns to its initial position before t=0. What would be theimmediate capacitor current after the switching?e) ic = 0 A= AWrite detailed solutionf)g) i. = 100 mAh) iç = 10 mA3 ΚΩt=0+50 V2 ΚΩ10 mHR

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1- The switch in Fig. Q4 moves to its new position at t=0. What are i (0+), and v.(0+)? a) i„(0+) = 2 A, v.(o*) = 20 V b) i,(0*) = 1 A, v.(0*) = 10 mV c) i,(0*) = 1 A, v.(0*) = 20 V d) iL(0+) = 2 A, v.(0*) = 10 mV Write detailed solution

1- The switch in Fig. Q4 moves to its new position at t=0. What are i (0+), and v.(0+)? a) i„(0+) = 2 A, v.(o) = 20 V b) i,(0) = 1 A, v.(0) = 10 mV c) i,(0) = 1 A, v.(0) = 20 V d) iL(0+) = 2 A, v.(0) = 10 mV Write detailed solution

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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