1kQ 827.6mH 79.58µF Load vs(t) = 3 cos (125.66t) 492.50 Circuit 796mH 8.842µF a) Convert the circuit from the time domain to the phasor domain. List the values for each of the components, including the voltage source. b) Calculate the Thevenin Voltage and Thevenin Impedance for the circuit. Express your results in both polar and rectangular form. c) Calculate the current through the load circuit if the load is 150 Ohms. Express this value in polar form (magnitude and phase).

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827.6mH
79.58µF
vs(t) = 3 cos (125.66t)
Load
492.52
Circuit
H
796mH
8.842µF
a) Convert the circuit from the time domain to the phasor domain. List the
values for each of the components, including the voltage source.
b) Calculate the Thevenin Voltage and Thevenin Impedance for the circuit. Express
your results in both polar and rectangular form.
c) Calculate the current through the load circuit if the load is 150 Ohms. Express this
value in polar form (magnitude and phase).
d) Given the angular frequency of the voltage source, determine how you would
build the Thevenin Equivalent Circuit using a single AC source, single resistor
and a single capacitor or inductor. Sketch the Thevenin equivalent circuit.
Transcribed Image Text:1kQ 827.6mH 79.58µF vs(t) = 3 cos (125.66t) Load 492.52 Circuit H 796mH 8.842µF a) Convert the circuit from the time domain to the phasor domain. List the values for each of the components, including the voltage source. b) Calculate the Thevenin Voltage and Thevenin Impedance for the circuit. Express your results in both polar and rectangular form. c) Calculate the current through the load circuit if the load is 150 Ohms. Express this value in polar form (magnitude and phase). d) Given the angular frequency of the voltage source, determine how you would build the Thevenin Equivalent Circuit using a single AC source, single resistor and a single capacitor or inductor. Sketch the Thevenin equivalent circuit.
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