Non-Ideal Transformer Circuit Use mesh analysis on the circuit in Figure 1 below to calculate 1) the two mesh currents, 2) the phasor voltage drop across the primary winding (L1), 3) the phasor voltage across R2 and 4) the total impedance seen by the source. R1 V1 100Q T1 1Vpk 1kHz R2 L1 L2 50kQ 0° Figure 1. Non-ideal transformer circuit where T1 is a non-ideal transformer with L1 = 1H, L2 = 81H and k = .5 (coefficient of coupling).

Non-Ideal Transformer Circuit Use mesh analysis on the circuit in Figure 1 below to calculate 1) the two mesh currents, 2) the phasor voltage drop across the primary winding (L1), 3) the phasor voltage across R2 and 4) the total impedance seen by the source. R1 V1 100Q T1 1Vpk 1kHz R2 L1 L2 50kQ 0° Figure 1. Non-ideal transformer circuit where T1 is a non-ideal transformer with L1 = 1H, L2 = 81H and k = .5 (coefficient of coupling).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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