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1) The document discusses initial conditions in electric circuits and their importance for network analysis. It provides examples of circuits with resistors, inductors, and capacitors. 2) For each circuit example, it asks the reader to determine expressions for voltages and currents at specific times (t=0+), given the initial conditions and circuit parameters like resistance and capacitance values. 3) The responses provide the analytical solutions for the voltages and currents in each circuit example at the requested times. This demonstrates how to evaluate initial conditions and solve for time-dependent behaviors in circuits.
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Of Explain: Initial

1) The document discusses initial conditions in electric circuits and their importance for network analysis. It provides examples of circuits with resistors, inductors, and capacitors. 2) For each circuit example, it asks the reader to determine expressions for voltages and currents at specific times (t=0+), given the initial conditions and circuit parameters like resistance and capacitance values. 3) The responses provide the analytical solutions for the voltages and currents in each circuit example at the requested times. This demonstrates how to evaluate initial conditions and solve for time-dependent behaviors in circuits.
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-100 V/sec
d2 : E X E R C I S E :

Review Questions

analys1>
in network
3.1 t 1s importance of initial conditions

3.2 Explain Why ?


instantancous7*
(a) The current in an inductor cannot change
change instantaneousiy
capacitor cannot
O he voltage across a

initial conditions in a netwOT networks.


3.3 Describe the method of evaluating
the equivalent
= o , Draw
behave at t = o
and t
C
Tollowing elements will
(a) Resistance (b) Inductor (c) Capacitor
Problemns
closed. A t t =0 the switc
with the switch k
E.3.1 The network of Fig. E. 3.1 is in the steady state
Determine the voltage across the switch, v, and t ) . ds (0+)
V« 1H

LH 0.5 F

2V 10
Fig. E. 3.1 [Ans.
3.45
Tnitiad Conditions

steady
a
In the network of Fig.
E. 3.2 the has
a t t a i n e d

E 3 . 2

state with the switch closed. switch k is opened


n e t w o r k

opet at t- 0 after the


Find an
expression for the
voltage ácross the switch of the
If the t=0 is the
value

(ii) If parameters are


adjusted such thati d (0+)
=
-1,
what

(0+) =
1 and
and

dt
derivative of the voltage across the
switch,(0+)? dt

R2
w-

Fig. E. 3.2
A . : v c » - R )

closed
switch k is
and the
oltage V
In the given network of Fig. E. 3.3 the capacitor C, is charged to voltage Yo
E.3.3
determine ly *2 dt
and C, * 20F,
at t =0. When R, 2 MQ, R, =1M.
=

, V,= 1000v, C= 10uF

di dand at t =0+.
dtdt dt
Ri

C2
R

Fig. E. 3.3

x 103 A, 0.5 x 103 A, -2.375 x 10 A/s, -


0.875 x 10 A/s, 3.781 x 10 A/sec,
[Ans.1.5
1.4 x 105 A/sec*]
closed at t =
0 with zero inductor current and zerc-

In the network of Fig. E. 3.4, the switch k is


E.3.4
Solve for
capacitor voltage. at t 0+
) V, and v,
=

R
V, and v, at t
=

W- (ii)
v.
(ii)andat t0

iv) dd'V2 at t= 0+
V
(iv)
2

V
Fig. E. 3.4 Ans.: (1) 0, 0 (i) 0,2(ii) R,
R+R
R
Circuits and
3.46
t = 0. connecting
an uneneroi..
Network
E.3.5
nto the network of Fig. E. 3..5, the switch k is
closed at time rgized system
a voltage source.
Show that
K R1 R2
w ww-

Ra

Vo

Fig. E. 3.5

0+)-R, +Rd0+R+R, lc"


ci)(+ - .R V(0+)
+R
E.3.6 In the network of Fig. E. 3.6, a steady state is reached with the switch k open. At timet= 0. swita
k is closed. witch

di
Find the values of i,, i2, and d at t 0+

-
102

10 10
10 V

14F 1H

Fig. E. 3.6

[Ans.: 0.5, 0.5, -5000 A/s, 5 Als]


3.47

iialConations s y s t e m

unenergized

fa the given network of Fig. E. 3.7, the switch k is connecting


an

closed at t =

oltage source. Determine the values oof i,,


i,, i andt t =0+
andat
to

24F
102
w

H
10V 100

A/s]
10
Fig. E. 3.7 A/s,
-49,990

LAns.: 1 A, 0 A, At
time t
=
0,
open.
switch
k
the sws
In the given network of Fig. E. 3.8, a steady state is reached with
the
E38
switch is closed. Determine the values of i, and i, at t 0+. i =

Ri
W-

C R3
3
ooW
i

Fig. E. 3.8

V
i0+ (RC+R * C2
Ans. +Ra0+)R,
R2 R) (R, +Rs)\C
(R +R,)
+R,'"70+)(R,
At t =
0, switch
k
E. 3.9 a steady state is reached with the switch open.
E.3.9 In the given network of Fig. at t 0+.
i,
=
and
is closed. Determine the
values of i,, i,
2
ww

40 0.5F

6V T
1H L 1F

Fig. E. 3.9 [Ans. 1A, 0.333 A, 0 A]


3.48 md Netw
switch k closed, At
E.3.10 n is reached
with the tt= 0,
.

the network of
Fig. E. 3.10, a steady state the
is opened. sui
di
Determine i and dt
at t 0+

R
ns.: v

Fig. E. 3.10
.ll n the
network of Fig. E. 3.11 the switch k is moved from position I to 2 at t= 0 a
stead state ha.
previously been attained. Determine di havit
dt (0+) at t =
0+.

0.1 MN

w
10V

100 F 0.1H

Fig E. 3.11

[Ans.10AS

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