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Ω mH μF V rad s deg deg

1) The document contains 4 examples of circuit analysis problems solved using phasor methods. 2) The examples involve calculating impedances, steady state currents, and frequency domain equivalents of RLC circuits using formulas for reactance of inductors and capacitors. 3) The solutions find impedances and phasors for currents and voltages by combining reactance values with resistances using complex number arithmetic.
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Ω mH μF V rad s deg deg

1) The document contains 4 examples of circuit analysis problems solved using phasor methods. 2) The examples involve calculating impedances, steady state currents, and frequency domain equivalents of RLC circuits using formulas for reactance of inductors and capacitors. 3) The solutions find impedances and phasors for currents and voltages by combining reactance values with resistances using complex number arithmetic.
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XL = jωL

X = XL + XC Z=R + X
1
XC = -j ――
ωC

no. 1

Given:

R ≔ 90 Ω vs = 750 cos ((5000 t + 30 deg)) V vs ground

L ≔ 32 mH Vm ≔ 750 V
rad
C ≔ 5 μF ω ≔ 5000 ――
s
θsin ≔ 120 deg θcos ≔ 30 deg

vs ≔ 750 V ∠ ((30 deg ))

Required: Solution

frequency-domain equivalent 1
a. XL ≔ ω ⋅ L ⋅ 1i = 160.000j Ω XC ≔ -1j ⋅ ――= -40.000j Ω
circuit ω⋅C

steady-state current i by
X ≔ XL + XC = 120.000j Ω
phasor method
Z ≔ R + X = ((90.000 + 120.000j)) Ω

vs
b. I ≔ ―= ((5.000 ∠ -23.130°)) A
Z

no.2

Given:

R ≔ 90 Ω vs = 125 cos ((5000 t - 60 deg)) V

L ≔ 32 mH Vm ≔ 125 V vs ground
?
rad
ω ≔ 5000 ――
s
θ ≔ -60 deg

vs ≔ 125 V ∠ -60 deg

Required: Solution
Solve for theta Z
Capacitance value, phase XL ≔ ω ⋅ L ⋅ 1i = 160.000j Ω -60 - θZ = -105
angle = -105 deg
125 V ∠ -60 deg
I = ―――――― θZ ≔ 45 deg
steady state current ||Z|| ∠ θZ

Z = 90 + j160 + XC = Z ∠ 45 to get 45 deg


j160 + XC = 90

a. XC ≔ ((-70j)) Ω

Z ≔ ((90 + 90j)) Ω = ((90.000 + 90.000j)) Ω


125 V ∠ -60 deg
I ≔ ―――――― = ((982.093 ∠ -105.000°)) mA
Z
b. i = 982.093 cos ((5000 t - 105 deg)) mA
no.3

Given Required

is = 8 cos ((200000 t)) A frequency-domain of circuit

rad steady-state for v, i1, i2, i3


ω ≔ 200000 ――
s
is ≔ 8 A ∠ 0 deg

Solution

XL ≔ 1j ⋅ ω ⋅ 40 μH = 8.000j Ω
1
XC ≔ ――――= -5.000j Ω
1j ⋅ ω ⋅ 1 μF

Z ≔ ⎛⎝⎛⎝((10)) -1 + ((6 + 8j)) -1 + ((-5j)) -1⎞⎠ ⎞⎠ Ω = ((5.000 ∠ -36.870°)) Ω


-1

v ≔ is ⋅ Z = ((40.000 ∠ -36.870°)) V

v
i1 ≔ ――= ((4.000 ∠ -36.870°)) A
10 Ω

v
i2 ≔ ―――― = ((4.000 ∠ -90.000°)) A
((6 + 8j)) Ω

v
i3 ≔ ―――= ((8.000 ∠ 53.130°)) A
((-5j)) Ω

no.4

R ⋅ jωL R - jωL R 2 ⋅ ωL R - ((jωL)) 2


XL = jωL ―――⋅ ――― j ―――― - ――――
R + jωL R - jωL R 2 + ((ωL)) 2 R 2 - ((jωL)) 2

R 2 ⋅ ωL 1 2ω 40000
―――― = ―― ――――――― = ―――
20 2 + w 2 ⎛⎝5 ⋅ 10 -3⎞⎠
2
R + ((ωL)) 2 ωC 2
ω

2 ω 2 = ⎛⎝20 2 ⋅ 40000⎞⎠ + ω 2 ⎛⎝5 ⋅ 10 -3⎞⎠ ⋅ 40000


2
2 ω 2 = 16000000 + ω 2

⎛ ⎞ rad rad ω
ω ≔ ⎝ ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
16000000 ⎠ ―― = 4000.000 ―― f ≔ ―― = 636.620 Hz
s s 2π

XL = XC ⎛⎝20 -1 + ⎛⎝4000 ⋅ 5 ⋅ 10 -3⎞⎠ -1⎞⎠ -1 + ⎛⎝25 ⋅ 10 -6 ⋅ 4000⎞⎠ + 5 = 15.100

1
ωL = ――
ωC

((ω)) 2 LC = 1

1
ω 2 = ――
LC

‾‾‾‾
1
ω = ――
LC

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