1. Solve the problem with these conditions: R, = 4R, and R, = 2R,. Assume that all switches have been in their initial state for a very long time. Determine the following: a. i(0") b. v(0") c. The characteristic equation and the values of the resistors (R,, R, and R,) such that the circuit will experience a critically-damped condition at t> 0. d. v(t) for all time t. e. i(t) for all time t. 2kQ R2 2ka 3ka t = 0 t= 0 R3. 4u(-t) A( ↑ 6kQ 3kO 5mH 2µF=v. )30u(-t) V 6kQ İL Su(t) A ↑

1. Solve the problem with these conditions: R, = 4R, and R, = 2R,. Assume that all switches have been in their initial state for a very long time. Determine the following: a. i(0") b. v(0") c. The characteristic equation and the values of the resistors (R,, R, and R,) such that the circuit will experience a critically-damped condition at t> 0. d. v(t) for all time t. e. i(t) for all time t. 2kQ R2 2ka 3ka t = 0 t= 0 R3. 4u(-t) A( ↑ 6kQ 3kO 5mH 2µF=v. )30u(-t) V 6kQ İL Su(t) A ↑

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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