Consider the circuit in Fig. 6. Notice the independent voltage source is represented as a sinusoidal function of time. For the sinusoidal input, calculate the impedances of each circuit element and redraw the circuit in the frequency domain. Show all numbers and units in your circuit diagram. Calculate the current io in the time domain. What is the time domain voltage v(t) across the inductor? 292 20 cos 4t V + 4Ω ww Fig. 6 io 1 H 16 V

Consider the circuit in Fig. 6. Notice the independent voltage source is represented as a sinusoidal function of time. For the sinusoidal input, calculate the impedances of each circuit element and redraw the circuit in the frequency domain. Show all numbers and units in your circuit diagram. Calculate the current io in the time domain. What is the time domain voltage v(t) across the inductor? 292 20 cos 4t V + 4Ω ww Fig. 6 io 1 H 16 V

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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