The total harmonic distortion (THD) of a signal x(t) is defined as "the ratio of the total RMS-value of the second and higher order harmonics to the RMS-value of the fundamental". The THD of the voltage u:(t)= b-cosot + c-sin(5@t-n/3) [V] (b, c: Constants; b<1) is given as 20%. Hence: a) Determine the relationship between a and b, if the form factor of the voltage u(t)= 2+ a + u:[t) [V] (a>O, const.) is given as 1.2. b) For a=1, calculate the active power drawn by the load in the figure. u(t) R 10Ω |1 H

The total harmonic distortion (THD) of a signal x(t) is defined as "the ratio of the total RMS-value of the second and higher order harmonics to the RMS-value of the fundamental". The THD of the voltage u:(t)= b-cosot + c-sin(5@t-n/3) [V] (b, c: Constants; b<1) is given as 20%. Hence: a) Determine the relationship between a and b, if the form factor of the voltage u(t)= 2+ a + u:[t) [V] (a>O, const.) is given as 1.2. b) For a=1, calculate the active power drawn by the load in the figure. u(t) R 10Ω |1 H

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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