Fundamentals of Electric Circuits
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ISBN: 9780078028229
Author: Charles K Alexander, Matthew Sadiku
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 9, Problem 63P
For the circuit in Fig. 9.70, find the value of ZT.
Figure 9.70
For Prob. 9.63.
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Jimmy the Circuit Builder is at it again and this time he is using AC. He has all of the linear
components in pairs: two AC voltage sources, two AC current sources, two resistors, two
capacitors and two inductors. He is trying to build circuits to create certain voltages and
currents. All of the sources operate at w=500 rad/s.
940° V
2 <90° A
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12<60° V
1-30° A
(c) V=6490° V
(d) I=64150° A
(e) I = 0.6 +j1.04
(f) V=18.25434.7° V
+
(a) Draw the circuit.
(b) Calculate the voltage across each component.
100μF
TE
1mF
46
392
-M
1mH
hint: try combining the two sources
10mH
Jimmy first builds one circuit to check his understanding of AC voltage, current and power. The
circuit is a series connection of the 12 <60° V voltage source, the 3 resistor, the 10 mH inductor,
and the 1mF capacitor.
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Using only two elements, connect the pair of elements to create the following AC voltage and
currents:
Using exactly three elements, draw circuits to create the following AC voltage…
Item :
TLO #:
TLO 1
A 100-mH inductor is connected in parallel to the series connection of a variable resistor
R and a 20-uF capacitor. The circuit is energized by a 120 Vac, 60-Hz supply. Find the
value of R such that the total circuit current is 2.3023054 - 86.6782 A.
9. Recall that Kirchhoff's laws help to get the current in circuits. Consider the following
circuit:
L
R
I(t)
C
+q(t)
-q(t)
Ignore the alternating power for this problem.
a) What is the voltage over the resistor if it has a resistance of R ohms and the
current is I ampere?
b) What is the voltage over the capacitor if the capacitance is C and the charge on
the capacitor is q.
c)
What is the voltage over the inductor if it has an inductance of L Henry?
The answer must be in a form of
a differential equation.
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