continued on f and g. 1. The independent current source generates 0 current for t<0 and a pulse 10te" for 1>100 mHa. Sketch the current waveformb. Atvwhat instant of time is the current maximum?c. Express the voltage across the terminals of the 100 mit inductor, v, as a functionofd. Sketch the voltage waveforme.Is the voltage maximum when the current is maximum?f.At what instant of time does the voltage change polarity?&Is there ever an instantaneous change in the voltage across the inductor? If so, atwhat time?:. at Tinceasing Current decreases(4)0.6065→ +(s)00.1 0.2b) Current i = lotestdifferentiate with respect to tdt = (lotest) = lo[tex (-s) test]= (oest (1-st) ACurrent is maximum at dt =0(0e-st (1-st) = 01-st =05t=1+=s= 0.25e) d 14+) = 0, when Voltage maxdtest (-s) + (1-5t) (-s) e^³7 = 0-se-st-sest +25test=0est (-5-5+25)=025t=0+= = = = 0₁45257254)at t=05> Current =(0 (0) 6²510) = 04at t= 0.1s[ument = 10 (0.1) e| e-slo.1)=0.6065 A(wront = 10 (0.2) - 5 (0.2) = 0.73584at t = 0.2sat t= 0₁3 5 → Culment = 10 (0.3)-5(0³) = 0.7465Aat t = |s → Current = 10 (1)-5C)= 0.067 4at t=5s Camore = (0 (5) ~5(5) =6.9x10-1 AC) VL=L= 0.1× [ lote=¹]= est-stest=est (1-5+)4= 0 +12=14=1 → VL=0d) (CA)(f) and (9)t(s)

Given Current source current at t<0, i=0 at t>0 , i=10…

Sendent current s pute 100 mH Sketch the current waveform b. At what instant of time is the current maximum e Express the voltage across the terminals of the 100 mit inductor, v, as a function of time d. Sketch the voltage waveform Is the voltage maximum when the current is maximu? At what isnt of time does the voltage change polarity? Is there ever an instantaneous change in the voltage across the inductor? If so, at what time?

Sendent current s pute 100 mH Sketch the current waveform b. At what instant of time is the current maximum e Express the voltage across the terminals of the 100 mit inductor, v, as a function of time d. Sketch the voltage waveform Is the voltage maximum when the current is maximu? At what isnt of time does the voltage change polarity? Is there ever an instantaneous change in the voltage across the inductor? If so, at what time?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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