Problem 7-2. For the circuit shown in figure P7-2, find v₁ (0-), vc(0+), vc(∞), i(0¯), i(0¹), i(∞), and di/dt|t=0+. and i(t) for t≥ 0+. Assume that the switch has been in its starting position for a long time before moving at t = 0. v₁(0*), v₁ (∞), vc (0¯), Determine v₁ (t), vc(t) + 12V( 0.8 mH t = 0 X. 0.5 μF 320 ww + VL(t) vc(t) i(t) 64Ω.

Problem 7-2. For the circuit shown in figure P7-2, find v₁ (0-), vc(0+), vc(∞), i(0¯), i(0¹), i(∞), and di/dt|t=0+. and i(t) for t≥ 0+. Assume that the switch has been in its starting position for a long time before moving at t = 0. v₁(0*), v₁ (∞), vc (0¯), Determine v₁ (t), vc(t) + 12V( 0.8 mH t = 0 X. 0.5 μF 320 ww + VL(t) vc(t) i(t) 64Ω.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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