Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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Chapter 11, Problem 25P
For Fig. 11.92:
a. Determine the mathematical expressions for iL and vL following the closing of the switch. Note the defined direction for iL and polarity for vL.
b. Calculate iL and vL at
c. Write the mathematical expressions for the current iL and the voltage vL if the switch is opened at
d. Sketch the waveforms of iL and VL for parts (a) and (C).
Fig. 11.92
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