
a.
Find the current values
a.

Answer to Problem 1P
The current values
Explanation of Solution
PSPICE Circuit:
Refer to the Figure P7.1 in the textbook.
Draw the given circuit diagram in PSPICE as shown in Figure 1.
Simulation settings:
Provide the simulation settings as shown in Figure 2.
PSPICE output:
After run the PSPICE circuit a black output screen will be displayed. Right click on the mouse by keeping cursor on the output screen, click the option “Add Trace” and type the expression “-I(R3)” in trace expression box.
The current plot
From PSPICE output, the initial values of current are,
Similarly, type the expression “-I(R2)” in trace expression box to obtain the current
From PSPICE output, the initial values of current are,
Conclusion:
Therefore, the values of
b.
Find the current values
b.

Answer to Problem 1P
The current values
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
From Figure 2 and Figure 3, the current values are,
Conclusion:
Therefore, the current values
c.
Find the expression
c.

Answer to Problem 1P
The expression
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
Find the equivalent resistance after the switch is opened at
Find time constant from the circuit diagram.
Here,
L is the inductance.
Substitute
The expression
Substitute 5 mA for
Conclusion:
Therefore, the expression
d.
Find the expression
d.

Answer to Problem 1P
The expression
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
Find the equivalent resistance after the switch is opened at
Find time constant from the circuit diagram.
Here,
L is the inductance.
Substitute
The expression
Substitute –5 mA for
Conclusion:
Therefore, the expression
e.
Explain the reason for why
e.

Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The current in the resistor changes instantaneously. The switching operation makes the current
Conclusion:
Therefore, the reason for why
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