R measured = + 10 kHz E = 8V (p-p) R. ✓ ΙΚΩ J 000 + 10 mH V (b) Using the nameplate inductor value (10 mH) and the measured resistance level for R, calculate the various currents of the network. Note below that the peak-to-peak values are requested, so use peak-to-peak values throughout the calculations Calculation: FIG. 9.1

R measured = + 10 kHz E = 8V (p-p) R. ✓ ΙΚΩ J 000 + 10 mH V (b) Using the nameplate inductor value (10 mH) and the measured resistance level for R, calculate the various currents of the network. Note below that the peak-to-peak values are requested, so use peak-to-peak values throughout the calculations Calculation: FIG. 9.1

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