An electric circuit is described by the following equation: d’u du +k- +w³u = au° , dt? dt where t is time in seconds, and @, k, and a are positive constant parameters. a)Present this equation in the form of the energy balance equation. Find the total instantaneous energy of the circuit E and the dissipative function F. b)Present a sketch of the effective potential energy of the circuit as the function of voltage u;

An electric circuit is described by the following equation: d’u du +k- +w³u = au° , dt? dt where t is time in seconds, and @, k, and a are positive constant parameters. a)Present this equation in the form of the energy balance equation. Find the total instantaneous energy of the circuit E and the dissipative function F. b)Present a sketch of the effective potential energy of the circuit as the function of voltage u;

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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