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500 N 1000 N 160 nF 100mH = 50, R2 = 1000 N, 3D506 L = 100 mH, C = 160 nF. ig (t) = 4 cos 5000 mA %3D 4 cos 5000t mA constant current sourcel V(t) Vc(t) ic(t) V(t) Voltage on constant current source voltage across capacitor m current through the capacitor Inductance voltage 11 Current flowing through inductance 11 VR, (t) VR,(t) R, = voltage over resistor 500 im %3D R2 = voltage over resistor 1000 n im V,(s) I(s) H(s) = Which of the following is the transfer function? 625.10" Otomatik algıla İngilizce

500 N 1000 N 160 nF 100mH = 50, R2 = 1000 N, 3D506 L = 100 mH, C = 160 nF. ig (t) = 4 cos 5000 mA %3D 4 cos 5000t mA constant current sourcel V(t) Vc(t) ic(t) V(t) Voltage on constant current source voltage across capacitor m current through the capacitor Inductance voltage 11 Current flowing through inductance 11 VR, (t) VR,(t) R, = voltage over resistor 500 im %3D R2 = voltage over resistor 1000 n im V,(s) I(s) H(s) = Which of the following is the transfer function? 625.10" Otomatik algıla İngilizce

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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