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(a) i(0*), v(0*), (b) di(0*)/dt, dv(0*)/dt, (c) i(∞), v(∞) Assume: a) i(0) - current through an inductor b) v(0) - voltage across the capacitor Prompt 2Ω Answer + Choose a match t=0 10 Ω F 20 0.4 H m +1 24 V G

(a) i(0*), v(0*), (b) di(0*)/dt, dv(0*)/dt, (c) i(∞), v(∞) Assume: a) i(0) - current through an inductor b) v(0) - voltage across the capacitor Prompt 2Ω Answer + Choose a match t=0 10 Ω F 20 0.4 H m +1 24 V G

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
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ISBN:9781337900348
Author:Stephen L. Herman
Publisher:Stephen L. Herman
Chapter19: Capacitors
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Solve the following for each circuit. (a) i(0*), v(0*), (b) di(0*)/dt, dv(0*)/dt, (c) i(∞), v(∞) ●●● Assume: a) i(0) - current through an inductor b) v(0) - voltage across the capacitor Prompt 22 Answer + V Choose a match Xt=0 10 92 -12 F 0.4 H m 24 V
Transcribed Image Text:Solve the following for each circuit. (a) i(0*), v(0*), (b) di(0*)/dt, dv(0*)/dt, (c) i(∞), v(∞) ●●● Assume: a) i(0) - current through an inductor b) v(0) - voltage across the capacitor Prompt 22 Answer + V Choose a match Xt=0 10 92 -12 F 0.4 H m 24 V
(a) i(0*), v(0*), (b) di(0*)/dt, dv(0*)/dt, (c) i(∞), v(∞) Assume: a) i(0) - current through an inductor a) -2 A, 0 V b) 0 A/s, 10 V/s c) 0 A, 20 V a) 4 A, 4 V b) 0 A/s, 16 V/s c) 0 A, 24 V a) 1 A, O V b) 20 A/s, 10 V/s c) 12 A, 24 V a) -6 A, 0 V b) 0 A/s, 20 V/s c) -2 A, 20 V a) 2 A, 4 V b) 50 A/S, 0 V/s c) 12 A, 24 V a) 0 A, 4 V b) 0 A/s, 20 V/s c) -2 A, 20 V
Transcribed Image Text:(a) i(0*), v(0*), (b) di(0*)/dt, dv(0*)/dt, (c) i(∞), v(∞) Assume: a) i(0) - current through an inductor a) -2 A, 0 V b) 0 A/s, 10 V/s c) 0 A, 20 V a) 4 A, 4 V b) 0 A/s, 16 V/s c) 0 A, 24 V a) 1 A, O V b) 20 A/s, 10 V/s c) 12 A, 24 V a) -6 A, 0 V b) 0 A/s, 20 V/s c) -2 A, 20 V a) 2 A, 4 V b) 50 A/S, 0 V/s c) 12 A, 24 V a) 0 A, 4 V b) 0 A/s, 20 V/s c) -2 A, 20 V
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