Problem #4: For the circuit shown below, determine i(t) and v(t) for all time. Assume u(-t) = 1 fort <0 and 0 for t > 0. Moreover, u(-t) = 1- u(t). %3D t = 0 52 ww 20u(-t) V 0.2 F 10 Ω 3 A + AI

Q: 2. Find Vi(t) and i(t) for t > 0. 25V 2002 + 3.5H llll VR$100 - . ↓i 2mF 3022

A:

Q: 1. Draw the root locus of the system given in the figure (K>0). 4(s+3) Kis 52+25+64 T>YIS) S+2

A: Given: The system is given as: To find: Draw the root locus for K&gt;0.

Q: For the circuit below L= 80mH, determine: A. IL(0) B. İL() C. iL(t) for t≥ 0 D. VL(t) for t≥ 0 1 O…

A:

Q: 42 S, t= 0 Find i(t) of the circuit. t= 4 35 H 40 V 10 V

A: Inductor is passive element that store energy in magnetic field. Capacitor is an electrical…

Q: Problem#5. Find Vc (t) for t> 0, if Vc (0) = 0 and Vg = 5 u (t) volts. ww Vg 652 www 2 - Vc + 1/8 F…

A: The current going from the input terminal is zero. Input terminal voltages are equal due to virtual…

Q: GIVEN THE CIRCUIT BELOW, DETERMINEAV9(t), t>0: CONSIDERING THE NULL INITIAL ENERGY IN THE CIRCUIT I…

A: Given circuit shown

Q: How do you solve this to find v(t) for t>0, and ix at t = 0? Given: V0 = 10V.

A:

Q: The resistance of 250 x 103 ft. of copper wire (pno - 10.36 (cmil-A)/ft.) is found to be 25.9 ohm,…

A:

Q: Find Vo(t), t>0 R1 L 2 H 20 + t = 0 12 v (+) Vs, R3 3 20 R2 3 20 (1)ºa 4 V Vs2

A: In this question,  We need to determine the voltage Vo across the resistance R3 as shown in the…

Q: 3ohm ic(t) Vol)=fict) 2-2u(t) $6ohm 2F

A:

Q: Q. For the network shown in the figure, find i(t) for t > 0. 20 Ω 1 H t = 0 100 V (+ 5Ω -13

A:

Q: For the circuit shown determine V.(t) for t>0 if Ve(0)=0V and iL (0)=-0.3µA lic 5 mH 250 N 20 nF a…

A:

Q: Draw the root locus of the system given in the figure for K > 0.

A: It is given that:

Q: For the circuit shown it has been found that v (t) = 25 – 12.5e-t/0.002 value of current source Is…

A: According to question: The figure is drawn as

Q: Use the step-by-step method to find i, (t) for t > 0 in the circuit. 0.5 H t = 0 8Ω 2Ω 24 V 20 V 3.

A: Given circuit is -

Q: Ta İL ll 4Ω - |ic L 3Ω t= 0 C 12 V

A: For the given RLC with a constant DC source, we need to determine the following parameters:(A)…

Q: [C Find v(t) for all t in the circuit. 40 Ω. 0.2 H 100 u(t) mA 0.8 Vx + vx(t) = Vx 160 Ω u(t) V

A:

Q: DETERMINE v(t), t>0 iN THE CIRCUIT BELOW. BE Vs=20VDETERMINE v(t) t = 0 + 100 mF v(1) 102 CHOOSE A…

A: To solve the above question, one should understand the behavior of Inductor and capacitor in DC…

Q: The circuit breaker in the circuit of the figure has long remained open and closes at t=0+.…

A: Given:a circuit with dependent current source, the circuit breaker in the circuit of the figure has…

Q: 3 V 192 M 1/6 F Figure Q1(b) t=0 + vc(t) 2/3 H

A:

Q: 3. Determine v(t) for t> 0 in the circuit.

A: It is given that:

Q: Q. For the network shown in the figure, find i(t) for t > 0.

A: Given Circuit

Q: For the following circuit, solve for v(t) at f>0. v(1) 1F t = 0 100 20Ω 120 V 4 H (+)

A: The solution is given below

Q: and test power x(t): = 't 2-t, (0, 0 < t <1 1<t≤2 elsewhere

A: An energy signal, refers to a signal with finite energy over its entire duration. Energy signals are…

Q: 3 V 19 W M 1/6 F Figure Q1(b) t = 0 + vc(t) 2/3 H

A:

Q: Determine whether the following system is stable using the Routh-Hurwitz criterion: s* + 5s +13s?…

A: Given that characteristic equation  S4+5S3+13S2+19S+10= 0 Form Routh table From Routh table If first…

Q: 2s4+3s3+5s+1 Write the corresponding differential equation when G(s) = Assume r(t) = 2t4 83+2s2+4s+1…

A:

Q: (for iL). Then, establish the characteristic equations (in s-plane) and find the roots for the…

A: We need to find out differential equation for given circuit and characteristics equation and…

Q: Problem 1 Find v(t) and ilt) for all t. (RLC circuit) /2 Hi eeeee

A:

Q: Design efficiently a circuit that accepts the input Vs(t) = 50 × 10-³Sin (31400t -) and gives the…

A: The above question is based on the design of AC circuits. The frequency ω = 31400 rad/s We assume…

Q: VI +1. 25 ΚΩ + 100 ΚΩ ww VC 20 μF Vy ic UT = [10u(t-₁)-5-u(t - t₂)] V - - vy=[-10u(t₁ t) + 5 · u(t₂…

A:

Q: For the circuit below į (t) (↑ 2052 10.02 2052 31052 3/ 24 / 2(E) iç(t) = 30u(−t) + 10e-7tu(t) A.…

A: The given circuit isis(t)=30u(−t)+10e−7tu(t), A.We need to find the expression of i(t) for t &gt; 0…

Q: The switch in the figure below moves from position A to B at t=0. Determine (a) i(0+) and v(0+) 9 A…

A: To solve the problem, let's analyze the circuit given in the image. The switch moves from position (…

Q: 2. Find iL(t) and V,(t) for t > 0 in following circuit. t = 0 12 N iL(1) 10 v (+ 4 A (1) v(t) (1)'a…

A:

Q: Q. For the network shown in the figure, find i(t) for t > 0. 5Ω 20 Ω 1 H t = 0 ell 100 V (t 113

A: By using Laplace transform method of solving Transient circuits

Q: 4. 12 V For the following circuit, solve for i(t) at t >0. (+1) 4Ω m t = 0 5Ω 5H i(t) 20 16 3 3 A

A:

Q: Solve the following 1. iL(0+) in mA and vc(0+) in V. 2. diL/dt(0+)in mA/s and dvc/dt(0+) in V/s.…

A:

Q: 5. In the given circuit, find i(t) for t>0 if i(0)=6A. * 6 H l 10Ω 0.5i 40 2

A: We need to find inductor current for given circuit

Q: Q21. In the circuit shown below, find vx (t). 4 cos 500t 000 R₁ 10 mH 3 cos (500t + 40°) R₂ 1mF

A:

Q: RI L3 IR4(0) e(t) C2 E C2 R4

A: e(t) =3 cos (10t +π2) vω=10we represent the given circuit in phasor domain to calculate the current…

Q: Problem [11] Obtain the current i(t) for t>0 in the circuit below. t=0 40 2 30 2 ww ww 80 V 3F 0.5i…

A: In this question we need to find a current i(t) for t &gt; 0

Q: 13) ur 24 U 30U O.SmF Waite equution fr Vc (t) at t 20

A:

Q: :t<0 Find vo (t) for all t if vs (t)=- |10sin 5t V : 0<t' 5 μF 5 k2 *) "s() ",()

A: Given circuit is = Given source voltage is =

Q: 3. Sketch the follow a. x[n] = a"u[: b. x(t) %3D и(t +

A:

Q: Example 1: Apply Routh's stability criterion to the following third order polynomial: s* + 2s + 352…

A: In this question we will find system stability using routh array...

Sinusoids And Phasors

Sinusoids are defined as the mathematical waveforms that are used to describe the nature of periodic oscillations.

Circuit Theory

Electric circuits are a network that comprises of a closed-loop, which helps in providing a return path for the current through a switch. When the switch is activated, the load operates, and the current accepts a path to finish the circuit at a low potential level from the opposing high potential level. Electric circuits theory is a linear analysis that helps in establishing a linear relation of voltage and current for R (resistance), L (inductance), and C (capacitance).