Procedure 1. Let v(t) be set to Vpp = 2 V and f = 10 kHz. the 1 kN ow to 1 2 1 kN 2 1 VR VR va(t) VL 10 mH Vc C0.1 pF 3 3 (a) Series RL Circuit (b) Series ROC Circuit Figure 38 2. Calculate the amplitude and phase of the current, voltage across the resistor, and the voltage across the inductor for the circuit in Figure 38a. Remember there are 2 main differences in the mathematics in RL circuits. I, =- Hve your Instrnetor chck your cire bofn contineing VRp =- Ovr To VLP=

Procedure 1. Let v(t) be set to Vpp = 2 V and f = 10 kHz. the 1 kN ow to 1 2 1 kN 2 1 VR VR va(t) VL 10 mH Vc C0.1 pF 3 3 (a) Series RL Circuit (b) Series ROC Circuit Figure 38 2. Calculate the amplitude and phase of the current, voltage across the resistor, and the voltage across the inductor for the circuit in Figure 38a. Remember there are 2 main differences in the mathematics in RL circuits. I, =- Hve your Instrnetor chck your cire bofn contineing VRp =- Ovr To VLP=

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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