Q4: Choose A or Be=4x 10 sing 1000r-50)(A) For the capacitive element of Fig. Fig.(1)a. Calculate the reactance of the capacitor.b. Calkulate the voltage across the capacitor in phasor form.c. Sketch the phasar diagram of the voltage and current.d. Write the voltage in the sinusoidal format.e. Sketch the waveform of the voltage and current.011 pFFig.(1)4- 25x 10 sint450r + 25)(B) For the inductive element of Fig.(2)a. Write the current in phasor form,b. Calculate the voltage across the inductor in phasor form.e. Sketch the phasor diagram of the voltage and current.d. Write the voltage in the sinusoidal format.e. Sketch the waveform of the voltage and current.Fin (?)

(A) formulae used : * Capacitive reactance, X₁ =1/wc W: Angular frequency (rad/sec) C:…

Q4: Choose A or B (A) For the capacitive element of Fig. Fig.(1) a. Calculate the reactance of the capacitor. b. Calculate the voltage across the capacitor in phasor form. e. Sketch the phasar diagram of the voltage and current. d. Write the voltage in the sinusoidal format. e. Sketch the waveform of the voltage and current. e= 4x 10- sing 1000-50) Fig.(1) 4- 25x 10 sint450r + 25) (B) For the inductive element of Fig.(2) a. Write the current in phasor form, b. Calculate the voltage across the inductor in phasor form. e. Sketch the phasor diagram of the voltage and current. d. Write the voltage in the sinusoidal format. e. Sketch the waveform of the voltage and current. IR Fin (?)

Q4: Choose A or B (A) For the capacitive element of Fig. Fig.(1) a. Calculate the reactance of the capacitor. b. Calculate the voltage across the capacitor in phasor form. e. Sketch the phasar diagram of the voltage and current. d. Write the voltage in the sinusoidal format. e. Sketch the waveform of the voltage and current. e= 4x 10- sing 1000-50) Fig.(1) 4- 25x 10 sint450r + 25) (B) For the inductive element of Fig.(2) a. Write the current in phasor form, b. Calculate the voltage across the inductor in phasor form. e. Sketch the phasor diagram of the voltage and current. d. Write the voltage in the sinusoidal format. e. Sketch the waveform of the voltage and current. IR Fin (?)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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