Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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VS 1 Vpk 100 Hz ODeg L1 38.2mH IC-DA R1 510 L2 312mH IC-DA >R2 2750
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Transcribed Image Text:VS 1 Vpk 100 Hz ODeg L1 38.2mH IC-DA R1 510 L2 312mH IC-DA >R2 2750
Circuit Value XLI = 2π(f)(L₁) XL2 = 2π(f)(L2) IRI=VS/R₁ IR2=Vs/R₂ IL = Vs/XLI IL2=Vs/XL2 IT = IRI+IR2+ILI+I1² ZT=Vs/IT f= 1 kHz Rectangular Polar f= 10 kHz Rectangular Polar
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Transcribed Image Text:Circuit Value XLI = 2π(f)(L₁) XL2 = 2π(f)(L2) IRI=VS/R₁ IR2=Vs/R₂ IL = Vs/XLI IL2=Vs/XL2 IT = IRI+IR2+ILI+I1² ZT=Vs/IT f= 1 kHz Rectangular Polar f= 10 kHz Rectangular Polar
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