200μF Q.14: The non-sinusoidal applied voltage for the circuit shown is: (er=30+50sin@t-40sin2@t) Volt. 1. Detemine the instantaneous current (iT). 2. Compute the r.m.s values for voltage & current. (Ans.: ir=6.32sin(@t+ 18.4°)+4.56sin(2@t+165.4°) A. Vet=54.3V & ITet=5.51A) iT $102 eT 252 5mH w=1000rad/sec

200μF Q.14: The non-sinusoidal applied voltage for the circuit shown is: (er=30+50sin@t-40sin2@t) Volt. 1. Detemine the instantaneous current (iT). 2. Compute the r.m.s values for voltage & current. (Ans.: ir=6.32sin(@t+ 18.4°)+4.56sin(2@t+165.4°) A. Vet=54.3V & ITet=5.51A) iT $102 eT 252 5mH w=1000rad/sec

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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