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    The document describes a circuit with multiple capacitors connected in parallel and series. It provides the equivalent capacitance of the circuit, which is calculated to be 3μF. It also includes the solutions to two example problems involving capacitors. The first problem involves identifying the correct connection of capacitors in a circuit, and the second calculates energy stored in a capacitor over time.

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    The document describes a circuit with multiple capacitors connected in parallel and series. It provides the equivalent capacitance of the circuit, which is calculated to be 3μF. It also includes the solutions to two example problems involving capacitors. The first problem involves identifying the correct connection of capacitors in a circuit, and the second calculates energy stored in a capacitor over time.

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    The document describes a circuit with multiple capacitors connected in parallel and series. It provides the equivalent capacitance of the circuit, which is calculated to be 3μF. It also includes the solutions to two example problems involving capacitors. The first problem involves identifying the correct connection of capacitors in a circuit, and the second calculates energy stored in a capacitor over time.

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    Irwin Chapter 6 Sol'n PDF

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    The document describes a circuit with multiple capacitors connected in parallel and series. It provides the equivalent capacitance of the circuit, which is calculated to be 3μF. It also includes the solutions to two example problems involving capacitors. The first problem involves identifying the correct connection of capacitors in a circuit, and the second calculates energy stored in a capacitor over time.

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    S
    s S
    s S
    S
    t
    2.24
    /
    c
    3

    t t t
    3
    Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 1

    SOLUTION:

    The correct answer is a.


    Yes. The capacitors should be connected as shown.

    6 F

    2 F Ceq
    4 F

    6 (6 )
    C eq 3 F
    6 6

    Chapter 6: Capacitance and Inductance Problem 6.FE-1


    Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 1

    SOLUTION:

    The correct answer is c.

    q (t ) i (t ) dt
    0 C , t 0

    q (t ) 6t C , 0 t 1 s
    6 C , t 1 s

    q (t )
    v(t )
    C
    0 V , t 0

    v(t ) 6 x10 6 t V , 0 t 1 s
    6 V , t 1 s

    1
    w(t ) C v 2 (t )
    2
    0 J , t 0

    w(t ) 18 x10 6 t 2 J , 0 t 1 s
    18 J , t 1 s

    Chapter 6: Capacitance and Inductance Problem 6.FE-2


    Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 1

    SOLUTION:

    The correct answer is b.

    The voltage across the unknown capacitor Cx is (using KVL):


    24 8 V x
    V x 16V
    q Cv
    The capacitors are connected in series and the charge is the same.
    q 60 (8) 480 C
    q 480
    Cx 30 F
    v 16

    Chapter 6: Capacitance and Inductance Problem 6.FE-3


    Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 1

    SOLUTION:

    2 mH 3mH

    12mH
    3mH 6mH 9mH
    Leq

    The correct answer is d.


    Leq [ [(3m 9m) 12m] 6m 3m] 2m
    Leq [ [(12m) 12m] 6m 3m] 2m
    Leq [ 6m 6m 3m] 2m
    Leq [ 3m 3m] 2m
    Leq 1.5m 2m
    Leq 3.5mH

    Chapter 6: Capacitance and Inductance Problem 6.FE-4


    Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 1

    SOLUTION:

    The correct answer is a.


    di(t )
    v(t ) L
    dt
    di(t )
    20te 2t (2) 20e 2t 20e 2t 40te 2t
    dt


    v(t ) 10m 20e 2t 40te 2t
    0 V , t 0
    v(t ) 2t 2t
    0.2e 0.4te V , t 0

    Chapter 6: Capacitance and Inductance Problem 6.FE-5

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