2. Vin is a lkHz - 100 volt (peak-amplitude; 1 kHz) sine wave. TheTriac X2 has the followingproperties:RL100RG =50KVinVBBVAMPL = 100FREQ = 1ktzVGr -0 V IoT ~2 mA Vr ~0 Vand I -1 mA30VCarefully sketch and label thewaveforms vin (1) , iRg (1) ,and vx2 (1) , one under theother from t = 0 to t= 2 ms.Vin (t)1 ms2 msVx (t)1 ms2 ms

In this circuit the operation & concepts of the given TRIAC circuit is discussed along with the…

RL 2. Vin is a 1kHz - 100 volt (peak- amplitude; 1 kHz) sine wave. The Triac X2 has the following properties: 100 RG Vin VBB VGr 0V IT ~2 mA V, ~0V VAMPL= 100 FREQ = 1kz 30V and IH -1 mA Carefully sketch and label the waveforms vin (1), iRc (1), and vyz (1), one under the other from t 0 to t=2 ms. Vin (t) 1 ms 2 ms 1 ms 2 ms

RL 2. Vin is a 1kHz - 100 volt (peak- amplitude; 1 kHz) sine wave. The Triac X2 has the following properties: 100 RG Vin VBB VGr 0V IT ~2 mA V, ~0V VAMPL= 100 FREQ = 1kz 30V and IH -1 mA Carefully sketch and label the waveforms vin (1), iRc (1), and vyz (1), one under the other from t 0 to t=2 ms. Vin (t) 1 ms 2 ms 1 ms 2 ms

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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