All initial conditions in the RLC network shown in Figure 136 are zero. This network isdriven by a sinusoidal current source Jg(t) expressed with the time-domain function ofJ7 (1)=10cos(5001 +60°) mAGenerate the sinusoidal steady-state expression for the inductor voltage v4(t) in the formatofv, (1)=V¼M COs (at + $,)C1R3200033µFJg(t)R2L4V4(t)1002470mHFigure 136Zero-state RLC network

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al conditions in the RLC network shown in Figure 136 are zero. This network is by a sinusoidal current source Jg(t) expressed with the time-domain function of J,(1)=10cos(500f + - 60°) mA e the sinusoidal steady-state expression for the inductor voltage v4(t) in the format v, (1) =V¼m cos(@r +ø.) 4M R3< 2002 33μF Jg(t) R2 L4 V4(t) 1000 470mH Figure 136 Zero-state RLC network oll

al conditions in the RLC network shown in Figure 136 are zero. This network is by a sinusoidal current source Jg(t) expressed with the time-domain function of J,(1)=10cos(500f + - 60°) mA e the sinusoidal steady-state expression for the inductor voltage v4(t) in the format v, (1) =V¼m cos(@r +ø.) 4M R3< 2002 33μF Jg(t) R2 L4 V4(t) 1000 470mH Figure 136 Zero-state RLC network oll

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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