Example 2: Calculate the voltages on resistors R₂ and R3, the voltage on the inductor L and the current flowing through the inductor L, select the polarity (orientation) of the voltages/currents according to the picture. The circuit is in the DC steady state. 10 mA, R₁ 330 f2, R₂ = 2 k2, R3 = 3 kf, L = Parameters of components: U= 10V, I 100 mH, C = 1 μF. RI R3

Example 2: Calculate the voltages on resistors R₂ and R3, the voltage on the inductor L and the current flowing through the inductor L, select the polarity (orientation) of the voltages/currents according to the picture. The circuit is in the DC steady state. 10 mA, R₁ 330 f2, R₂ = 2 k2, R3 = 3 kf, L = Parameters of components: U= 10V, I 100 mH, C = 1 μF. RI R3

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Chapter24: Resistive-inductive-capacitive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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