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Sinusoidal AC Analysis: Experiment 10

This document outlines an experiment on sinusoidal AC analysis. It includes 3 tables that define the sinusoidal expressions for voltage and current at different points in a circuit. Table 1 defines the voltage and current expressions for a voltage source v2(t) and an inductor current iL(t). Table 2 defines the expressions for a voltage v3(t) and a capacitor current iC(t). Table 3 defines the expressions for a voltage v1(t) and a source current iS(t). The document also includes space for answers to questions and a conclusion section.

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Sinusoidal AC Analysis: Experiment 10

This document outlines an experiment on sinusoidal AC analysis. It includes 3 tables that define the sinusoidal expressions for voltage and current at different points in a circuit. Table 1 defines the voltage and current expressions for a voltage source v2(t) and an inductor current iL(t). Table 2 defines the expressions for a voltage v3(t) and a capacitor current iC(t). Table 3 defines the expressions for a voltage v1(t) and a source current iS(t). The document also includes space for answers to questions and a conclusion section.

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Experiment 10

Sinusoidal AC Analysis
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Table 1: Sinusoidal expressions for voltage (v2(t)) and current (iL(t))
v2(t) (amplitude)

2(t) (phase, deg)

IL (amplitude)

Expression

= V2 /R2

iL(t)

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Table 2: Sinusoidal expressions for voltage (v3(t)) and current (iC(t))


v3(t) (amplitude)

3(t) (phase, deg)

IC (amplitude)

Expression

= V3 /R3

iC(t)

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Table 3: Sinusoidal expressions for voltage (v1(t)) and current (iS(t))


v1(t) (amplitude)

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1(t) (phase, deg)

IS (amplitude)

Expression

= V1 /R1

iS(t)

Answers to Questions:
1-

2-

Conclusion:

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