2. For the circuit shown in Fig. [1] where R₁ = 3R₂ = 1002 and L= 1 mH and C= 1uF. Let the input be u(t), and at the time v(t) is applied to the circuit the capacitor voltage is 5 V and and the inductor current is 2 mA. R₁ elle R₂ Figure 1: Circuit for Questionm 2 (a) Sketch the circuit in Laplace domain. (b) Determine the transfer function of the circuit if the output is the current of R₂. (c) Determine the transfer function of the circuit if the output is changed to the voltage of the inductor C. (d) What will change if there was no energy stored in the circuit at the time the voltage source was applied?

2. For the circuit shown in Fig. [1] where R₁ = 3R₂ = 1002 and L= 1 mH and C= 1uF. Let the input be u(t), and at the time v(t) is applied to the circuit the capacitor voltage is 5 V and and the inductor current is 2 mA. R₁ elle R₂ Figure 1: Circuit for Questionm 2 (a) Sketch the circuit in Laplace domain. (b) Determine the transfer function of the circuit if the output is the current of R₂. (c) Determine the transfer function of the circuit if the output is changed to the voltage of the inductor C. (d) What will change if there was no energy stored in the circuit at the time the voltage source was applied?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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