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X.
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t = 0
3ia
25mF:
VC 4.44H
9V
Find vc(t) for t>O
+
Transcribed Image Text:X. + t = 0 3ia 25mF: VC 4.44H 9V Find vc(t) for t>O +
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Step 1

Given: A circuit which is in steady state before t=0 and at t=0 switch is opened.

Formula and concept: At steady state inductor behaves as short circuit and capacitor behaves as open circuit. 

According to question:

Before t=0.

Electrical Engineering homework question answer, step 1, image 1

Applying KVL in loop [abcdefa], this will give

3iA+7I-iA+0-9=07I-4iA=9&iA=92iA=4.5AI=9+44.57I=3.85AiL(0-)=3.85A&VC(0-)=0V

 

Step 2

At t=0,switch is opened and current through inductor and voltage across capacitor cannot change instantaneously.

iL(0+)=3.85A&VC(0+)=0V

The circuit now becomes

Electrical Engineering homework question answer, step 2, image 1

Applying KVL in loops [abefa] and [bcdeb], this will give

7iA-3iA+2iA+125×10-3i1dt=06iA+125×10-3i1dt=0Applying Laplace transform6IA(S)+40I1(S)S=0...........(1)4.44di2dt+125×10-3i1dt=0Applying Laplace transform4.44SI2(S)-3.85+40I1(S)S=04.44SI2(S)+40I1(S)S=17.125............(2)&i1=iA+i2Applying Laplace transformI1(S)=IA(S)+I2(S).................(3)From (1) & (3)6I1(S)-I2(S)+40I1(S)S=06I1(S)+40I1(S)S=6I2(S)I1(S)6+40S=6I2(S)I1(S)=6SI2(S)6S+40.............(4)From (2) & (4)4.44SI2(S)+401S×6SI2(S)6S+40=17.1254.44SI2(S)+240I2(S)6S+40=17.125I2(S)4.44S6S+40+240=17.1256S+40I2(S)26.64S2+177.6S+240=17.1256S+40I2(S)=17.1256S+4026.64S2+177.6S+240I2(S)=3.8568S+6.66S2+6.66S+9I2(S)=3.8568(S+6.66)S+1.88(S+4.77)By partial fractionI2(S)=6.37S+1.88-2.51(S+4.77)Applying inverse Laplace transformi2(t)=6.37e-1.88t-2.51e-4.77tAvL(t)=4.44di2dtvL(t)=4.44d6.37e-1.88t-2.51e-4.77tdtvL(t)=4.446.37×-1.88e-1.88t-2.51×-4.77e-4.77tvL(t)=53.146e-4.77t-53.146e-1.88tVvC(t)=vL(t)vC(t)=53.146e-4.77t-53.146e-1.88tV

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