10.0 V, R1 = 4.00 N , and R2 = 1.00 N. The In the figure ɛ = inductor is ideal. If the switch is closed for a long time, what is the current through the inductor. Give your answer in A. Şekildeki devrede ɛ = 10.0 V, R = 4.00 N , ve R2 = 1.00 N olarak verilmişlerdir. Solenoidin iç direnci yoktur. Anahtar kapatıldıktan çok uzun süre sonra solenoidden geçen akım A cinsinden nedir. R1 S E- R2 L le

Refer to Figure If 50V is applied across the capacitors, determine Q. Write the answer in mC 30 μF 60 µF 20 µF ▬HE HE C₁ C2 C 3 -

Solve for the equivalent inductance at terminals a-b, if L1 = 39 mH and L2 = 98 mH.  (Hint: You may add wires and flip the circuit

The average capacitor discharge current in Figure 252 is a constant Assume a different film capacitor Ex. 252. 9.42 pA for a 0.507 uF film capacitor. C=0.3580 uF results in a different discharge current given by y=-0.08840x + 5.0. Calculate the discharge current (amps) for this different capacitor. If the Arduino was like a 10M Ohm voltmeter, the cap would discharge very quickly. Calculate the time (seconds) to discharge 98.2%, which is four time constants. tau=R*C. ans:2

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In the figure the potential difference V of the battery is 10V. Each capacitor C has a value C = 10 μF. What is the charge on the capacitor C1.

For the circuit shown in the figure, ϵ0=100Volt, R1=50Ω, R2=100Ω, C=2μF. What is the status of the capacitor immediately after the switch is closed, charged or discharged, and what is the initial current of the battery immediately after the switch is closed?

Three 20uF capacitors are connected in series with each other. A 1k ohm resistor and an LED connected in series to each other as well, but branched in parallel to all three capacitors. How long would the LED stay lit after power is removed? What current would flow through it during the charge cycle if VT=9v?

Find the Equivalent Capacitance between P and Q from the figure below

AC Circuits Sine-wave generator f- 25 kHz V₁ = 3.0 V VR 888 100 mH Figure 6-Test Circuit 3. Using a two-channel oscilloscope, measure the peak-to-peak voltage VR across the resistor and the peak-to-peak voltage VL across the inductor. Measure the voltage across the inductor using the difference technique described in a previous experiment. Record the voltage readings in Table 2. VL 10 k 1 XL Table 2- Measured and Calculated Values (f = 25 kHz) ZT