RL Circuit For the circuit in Figure 3 a switch is in the left position (as shown) for a long time and then moved to the right at time t = 0 (a) Draw "Circuit A" at time t = 0 , the configuration just before the switch is flipped (b) Draw "Circuit B" at time t = 0+, the configuration just after the switch is flipped (c) Find the expression i,(t) which describes the current through inductor for time t > 0 (d) Find the expression v,(t) which describes the voltage across the inductor for timet >0 Figure 4 ЗА 50 2 800 mH 5 A 600 2

RL Circuit For the circuit in Figure 3 a switch is in the left position (as shown) for a long time and then moved to the right at time t = 0 (a) Draw "Circuit A" at time t = 0 , the configuration just before the switch is flipped (b) Draw "Circuit B" at time t = 0+, the configuration just after the switch is flipped (c) Find the expression i,(t) which describes the current through inductor for time t > 0 (d) Find the expression v,(t) which describes the voltage across the inductor for timet >0 Figure 4 ЗА 50 2 800 mH 5 A 600 2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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