(a) Find ir(0-), ic(0-), vi(0-), and vc(0-). Show all your work and provide clear explanations. (..: (b) Find i1(0), vc(0), i,(0), and ve(0). Show all your work and provide clear expla- nations. (** (c) Develop an expression for vc(t) for t > 0. Show the two equations which can be used to derive the unknown coefficients, but you don't need to solve those. Assume A1 = -0.15 – j1.5 = 1.51 e-1.67j and A2 = -0.15 + jl.5, where A1 attaches to a value of s in the second quadrant. Now modify your expression for vc(t) to reveal a damped sinusoid. ( (d) Develop an expression for ic(t) for t > 0.

(a) Find ir(0-), ic(0-), vi(0-), and vc(0-). Show all your work and provide clear explanations. (..: (b) Find i1(0), vc(0), i,(0), and ve(0). Show all your work and provide clear expla- nations. (** (c) Develop an expression for vc(t) for t > 0. Show the two equations which can be used to derive the unknown coefficients, but you don't need to solve those. Assume A1 = -0.15 – j1.5 = 1.51 e-1.67j and A2 = -0.15 + jl.5, where A1 attaches to a value of s in the second quadrant. Now modify your expression for vc(t) to reveal a damped sinusoid. ( (d) Develop an expression for ic(t) for t > 0.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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