Two initially uncharged capacitors C 1 = 15 μ F and C 2 = 10 μ F are connected in series Then, a 10-V source is connected to the series combination, as shown in Figure P3.28. Find the voltages v 1 and v 2 after the source is applied [Hint: The charges stored on the two capacitors must be equal, because the current is the same for both capacitors.] Figure P3.28
Two initially uncharged capacitors C 1 = 15 μ F and C 2 = 10 μ F are connected in series Then, a 10-V source is connected to the series combination, as shown in Figure P3.28. Find the voltages v 1 and v 2 after the source is applied [Hint: The charges stored on the two capacitors must be equal, because the current is the same for both capacitors.] Figure P3.28
Two initially uncharged capacitors
C
1
=
15
μ
F
and
C
2
=
10
μ
F
are connected in series Then, a 10-V source is connected to the series combination, as shown in Figure P3.28. Find the voltages
v
1
and
v
2
after the source is applied [Hint: The charges stored on the two capacitors must be equal, because the current is the same for both capacitors.]
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Q1/ A three phase, 500 kVA, 6600 V, 50 Hz, 6 pole, star connected synchronous motor has synchronous
impedance of J 70 ohm per phase at its normal rating, the motor is excited to give unity power factor at the input
terminals. Find
a) The rated current and power factor.
b) The emf behind the synchronous impedance.
c) The developed torque.
d) The pull out torque.
e) The increase in excitation which will just permit an increase of 30% of rated torque before pulling out of
synchronism.
(45 M.)
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