3.2 For the circuit shown in Fig. P8.2, sup- pose that is(t) = 8 sin √3t A. Find vo(t) using time-domain analysis, and deter- mine by how much vo(t) either leads or lags vs(t).

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Please solve the following practice problem making sure to use the correct method, the answer to the problem has also been provided. This should be done as a time domain analysis, so no phasers should be used. Once again this problem is just for practice and not for a grade. Thank you for your help!

7.38
HAPTER 8
8.2
8.4
8.6
24
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37
37 iL
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27
9
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37
dt
il
60
37
Vs
12 S
37
8.314 cos(√√3t - 60°) V, leads by 43.9°
-1.2 cos 2t + 2.4 sin 2t V, 1.2 cos 2t + 3.6 sin 2t
3 cost V, in phase
8.8 1(e-4t - et + sin 2t)u(t) V
2
16
15
8.10 3(te-t-et + cos t)u(t) V
8.11 (a) 8.06e60.26°, (c) 3.61ej¹23.7°, (e) 4ejº°, (g) 7e⁹
8.12 (b) -1 + j1.732, (d) -3.46 – j2, (f) — j, (h) — 2
Transcribed Image Text:7.38 HAPTER 8 8.2 8.4 8.6 24 66 37 37 iL [][][]+[ 27 9 -37 37 dt il 60 37 Vs 12 S 37 8.314 cos(√√3t - 60°) V, leads by 43.9° -1.2 cos 2t + 2.4 sin 2t V, 1.2 cos 2t + 3.6 sin 2t 3 cost V, in phase 8.8 1(e-4t - et + sin 2t)u(t) V 2 16 15 8.10 3(te-t-et + cos t)u(t) V 8.11 (a) 8.06e60.26°, (c) 3.61ej¹23.7°, (e) 4ejº°, (g) 7e⁹ 8.12 (b) -1 + j1.732, (d) -3.46 – j2, (f) — j, (h) — 2
8.2 For the circuit shown in Fig. P8.2, sup-
pose that i(t) = 8 sin √√3t A. Find ve(t)
using time-domain analysis, and deter-
mine by how much vo(t) either leads or
lags ve(t).
is ( ↑
Fig. P8.2
U
+
252
=/F
Ht
3 Ω
+
VO
Transcribed Image Text:8.2 For the circuit shown in Fig. P8.2, sup- pose that i(t) = 8 sin √√3t A. Find ve(t) using time-domain analysis, and deter- mine by how much vo(t) either leads or lags ve(t). is ( ↑ Fig. P8.2 U + 252 =/F Ht 3 Ω + VO
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