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Problem 2: In the switch-based circuit below, the switch is in position A from a long time, then moved to position B at time t-Os. Also, VA and Va are DC "battery" voltages and, therefore, do not vary with time. Please answer the following: a) What are the initial conditions for the capacitor, vc(t-0's), and the inductor, i(t-0's), when the switch is in position A? b) Transform the circuit to the s-domain. c) What do the initial conditions look like from part a) above in the s-domain? form by any method you prefer.

Problem 2: In the switch-based circuit below, the switch is in position A from a long time, then moved to position B at time t-Os. Also, VA and Va are DC "battery" voltages and, therefore, do not vary with time. Please answer the following: a) What are the initial conditions for the capacitor, vc(t-0's), and the inductor, i(t-0's), when the switch is in position A? b) Transform the circuit to the s-domain. c) What do the initial conditions look like from part a) above in the s-domain? form by any method you prefer.

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Problem 2: In the switch-based circuit below, the switch is in position A from a long time, then moved to position B at time t-Os. Also, VA and Va are DC "battery" voltages and, therefore, do not vary with time. Please answer the following: a) What are the initial conditions for the capacitor, vc(t-0's), and the inductor, i(t-0's), when the switch is in position A? Transform the circuit to the s-domain.. b) c) What do the initial conditions look like from part a) above in the s-domain? d) Solve for Ve(s) in symbolic form by any method you prefer. e) Now solve for IL(S) in symbolic form by any method you prefer. +51 R₁ m A B + Vc(t) - R₂ ww I V₁ + i(t)
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2: In the switch-based circuit below, the switch is in position A from a long time, then moved to position B at time t-Os. Also, VA and Va are DC "battery" voltages and, therefore, do not vary with time. Please answer the following: a) What are the initial conditions for the capacitor, vc(t-0's), and the inductor, i(t-0's), when the switch is in position A? Transform the circuit to the s-domain.. b) c) What do the initial conditions look like from part a) above in the s-domain? d) Solve for Ve(s) in symbolic form by any method you prefer. e) Now solve for IL(S) in symbolic form by any method you prefer. +51 R₁ m A B + Vc(t) - R₂ ww I V₁ + i(t)
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