Consider the following circuit, for which the output is the voltage over the inductor.Let the amplitude of the AC source, Vin be 12 [V], C = 5 [µF], L = 10 [mH]. Thefrequency of the AC source is 7 [Hz].Vin cos(wt)RMYour Answer:C+Vout(t)Determine a Resistor value (R) in Ohms to ensure that the amplitude of the outputvoltage (in the Time Domain) is equal to 3 [V]. Round your Resistance to 1 decimalplace.

Consider the following circuit, for which the output is the voltage over the inductor. Let the amplitude of the AC source, Vin be 12 [V], C = 5 [µF], L = 10 [mH]. The frequency of the AC source is 7 [Hz]. Vin cos(wt) R www Your Answer: + Vout (t) T Determine a Resistor value (R) in Ohms to ensure that the amplitude of the output voltage (in the Time Domain) is equal to 3 [V]. Round your Resistance to 1 decimal place.

Consider the following circuit, for which the output is the voltage over the inductor. Let the amplitude of the AC source, Vin be 12 [V], C = 5 [µF], L = 10 [mH]. The frequency of the AC source is 7 [Hz]. Vin cos(wt) R www Your Answer: + Vout (t) T Determine a Resistor value (R) in Ohms to ensure that the amplitude of the output voltage (in the Time Domain) is equal to 3 [V]. Round your Resistance to 1 decimal place.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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