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3. Use Phasors analysis to calculate the following for this single phase, AC steady-state circuit: a. Z1, Z2, and Z3 as complex impedances in Ohms b. The parallel combination Z2//Z3 c. Zs, the total impedance as seen by the voltage source d. Va, the node voltage at a, by any method e. P4, the average power dissipated in the 4 Ohm resistor 100 cos(10t) volts 1 Ohm 0.9H| Z1 a W 1 Z2 40 F + Z3 4 Ohm 0.4 H

3. Use Phasors analysis to calculate the following for this single phase, AC steady-state circuit: a. Z1, Z2, and Z3 as complex impedances in Ohms b. The parallel combination Z2//Z3 c. Zs, the total impedance as seen by the voltage source d. Va, the node voltage at a, by any method e. P4, the average power dissipated in the 4 Ohm resistor 100 cos(10t) volts 1 Ohm 0.9H| Z1 a W 1 Z2 40 F + Z3 4 Ohm 0.4 H

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3. Jse Phasors analysis to calculate the following for this single phase, AC steady-state circuit: a. Z1, Z2, and Z3 as complex impedances in Ohms b. The parallel combination Z2//Z3 c. Zs, the total impedance as seen by the voltage source d. Va, the node voltage at a, by any method e. P4, the average power dissipated in the 4 Ohm resistor 100 cos(10t) volts Is 1 Ohm 1 Z2 40 0.9 H Z1 a F Va Z3 4 Ohm 0.4 H
Transcribed Image Text:3. Jse Phasors analysis to calculate the following for this single phase, AC steady-state circuit: a. Z1, Z2, and Z3 as complex impedances in Ohms b. The parallel combination Z2//Z3 c. Zs, the total impedance as seen by the voltage source d. Va, the node voltage at a, by any method e. P4, the average power dissipated in the 4 Ohm resistor 100 cos(10t) volts Is 1 Ohm 1 Z2 40 0.9 H Z1 a F Va Z3 4 Ohm 0.4 H
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given here a circuit and asked to find impedances and voltages and power.

Supply voltage Vs=100 cos(10t) Volts, In phasor form, Vs=100∠0° Volts, ω=10 rad/s.

 

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