The solution are attached. Can you please explain if the circuit is a natural or step responce. I;m having difficultu understanding. I think it should be natural responce because once the switch is closed, all the electrical components will discharge through the resistor? Thank you

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The solution are attached. Can you please explain if the circuit is a natural or step responce. I;m having difficultu understanding. I think it should be natural responce because once the switch is closed, all the electrical components will discharge through the resistor?

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8.44 In the circuit in Fig. P8.44, the resistor is adjusted
for critical damping. The initial capacitor voltage is
15 V, and the initial inductor current is 6 mA.
a) Find the numerical value of R.
(Ans: 1250 (2)
b) Find the numerical values of i and di/dt immedi-
ately after the switch is closed.
(Ans: 60 A/s)
c) Find vc(t) for t≥ 0. (Ans: 56,250 t e-5,000t + 15×e-5,000t)
Figure P8.44
+
VC
t = 0)
320 nF
R
125 mH
Transcribed Image Text:8.44 In the circuit in Fig. P8.44, the resistor is adjusted for critical damping. The initial capacitor voltage is 15 V, and the initial inductor current is 6 mA. a) Find the numerical value of R. (Ans: 1250 (2) b) Find the numerical values of i and di/dt immedi- ately after the switch is closed. (Ans: 60 A/s) c) Find vc(t) for t≥ 0. (Ans: 56,250 t e-5,000t + 15×e-5,000t) Figure P8.44 + VC t = 0) 320 nF R 125 mH
P 8.44 [a] w²
=
α =
R
2L
... R = (5000) (2) L = 1250 N
di
1
LC
[c] vc
dt
(0)
[b] i(0) — iz(0) = 6 mA
=
10⁹
(125)(0.32)
wwwww
Wo
VL
vL (0) — 15 — (0.006) (1250) = 7.5 V
60 A/s
+ D₂e-5000t
7.5
0.125
Dite-5000t
vc (0) = D₂ = 15 V
-
-
W
=
A
5000 rad/s
duc (0)
dt
.. D₁ = 56,250 V/s
VC 56,250te
²(0) = D₁ – 5000D₂
=
-5000t
25 x 106
=
ic(0)
C
V₁
+ 15e-5000t V.
-iL (0)
с
= -18,750
t≥0.
Transcribed Image Text:P 8.44 [a] w² = α = R 2L ... R = (5000) (2) L = 1250 N di 1 LC [c] vc dt (0) [b] i(0) — iz(0) = 6 mA = 10⁹ (125)(0.32) wwwww Wo VL vL (0) — 15 — (0.006) (1250) = 7.5 V 60 A/s + D₂e-5000t 7.5 0.125 Dite-5000t vc (0) = D₂ = 15 V - - W = A 5000 rad/s duc (0) dt .. D₁ = 56,250 V/s VC 56,250te ²(0) = D₁ – 5000D₂ = -5000t 25 x 106 = ic(0) C V₁ + 15e-5000t V. -iL (0) с = -18,750 t≥0.
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