APPLICATIONS OF FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSELECTRICAL TRANSIENTSA topic from Differential Equation. A certain circuit is in steady state. It is composed of a resistor R = 40kn in series with an inductor L = 1mHconnected across a dc source voltage of 24V. If the switch is turned off, determine the time it takes for thevoltage across each element is equal and determine the rate of change in current at this time.

Given data, R=40KΩL=1 mHV=24V Initially the circuit is in steady state so, the inductor assumed to…

A certain circuit is in steady state. It is composed of a resistor R = 40kN in series with an inductor L = 1ml connected across a dc source voltage of 24V. If the switch is turned off, determine the time it takes for th voltage across each element is equal and determine the rate of change in current at this time.

A certain circuit is in steady state. It is composed of a resistor R = 40kN in series with an inductor L = 1ml connected across a dc source voltage of 24V. If the switch is turned off, determine the time it takes for th voltage across each element is equal and determine the rate of change in current at this time.

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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