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I am having difficulty determining the start up torque for the motor. If you could also explain how to do the other parts that would be great. Thanks
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
2090
OTA ID:
102443
Calculating Impedance and Current in a circuit
For the circuit attached, calculate the combined impedance of the 160 uh inductor and 10uf capacitor; and i(t) when Vs(t)=20 cos (wt+pi/4) V when w=25 Mrad/s in both instances. (Circuit is on attached file)
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
5282
OTA ID:
103304
To find the inductor current in a switched circuit a long time after the switch is open.
A security alarm for an office building door is modeled by the circuit shown. The switch represents the door interlock, and V is the alarm indicator voltage. Find the current through the inductor, iL(t), for t>0. The switch has been closed for a long time at t=0. This was actually a problem posted by one of the students and I provided the solution. This is just a detailed solution (step-by-step) to the same problem.
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
5503
OTA ID:
103484
The energy stored by a 1 mf capacitor.
Problem also in attached file. The energy stored by a 1 mf capacitor used in a laser power supply is given as W=4e(-10t) J for T>=0. what is the capacitor current at T=0.1s. A) -0.271 KA B) -0.271 A C) 0.271 A D) 1.472 A
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
7183
OTA ID:
103234
Energy stored by a 1 mf capacitor. Find the capacitor voltage.
Problem also in attached file. The energy stored by a 1 mf capacitor used in a laser power supply is given as W=4e(-10t) J for T>=0. find the capacitor voltage at T=0.1 sec. A) 0.60V B) 1.5V C) 54.2V D) 89.4V
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
7185
OTA ID:
103234
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