51 In the circuit shown in Figure P4.61: VS1 = 15 V VS2 = 9 V R$1 = 130 Q Rs2 = 290 Q R₁ = 1.1 kQ R₂ = 700 Q L = 17 mH C = 0.35 µF Determine the voltage vc across the capacitor and the current i, through the inductor as t → ∞o. Rs1 VSI t=0 iL La R₁ ww R2 +21 vc>R$2 Vs S2

51 In the circuit shown in Figure P4.61: VS1 = 15 V VS2 = 9 V R$1 = 130 Q Rs2 = 290 Q R₁ = 1.1 kQ R₂ = 700 Q L = 17 mH C = 0.35 µF Determine the voltage vc across the capacitor and the current i, through the inductor as t → ∞o. Rs1 VSI t=0 iL La R₁ ww R2 +21 vc>R$2 Vs S2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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