Question #240527

In an R-L-C series circuit, the differential equation for the instantaneous charge q(t) on the capacitor is   2 2   d q dq q L R Et dt dt C . Determine the charge q(t) and current i(t) for a circuit with R  10 ohm, L = 1 henry, C = 2 10 farad and E(t) = 50 10 cos t volts. What is the steady-state current for this circuit?


Expert's answer

1d2qdt2+10dqdt+q10−2=50cos⁡(10t)1\dfrac{d^2q}{dt^2}+10\dfrac{dq}{dt}+\dfrac{q}{10^{-2}}=50\cos(10t)

Homogeneous differential equation


d2qdt2+10dqdt+100q=0\dfrac{d^2q}{dt^2}+10\dfrac{dq}{dt}+100q=0

Corresponding (auxiliary) equation


r2+10r+100=0r^2+10r+100=0

D=(10)2−4(1)(100)=−300D=(10)^2-4(1)(100)=-300

r=−10±−3002(1)=−5±53ir=\dfrac{-10\pm\sqrt{-300}}{2(1)}=-5\pm 5\sqrt{3}i

The general solution of the homogeneous differential equation is


qh=c1e−5tcos⁡(53t)+c2e−5tsin⁡(53t)q_h=c_1e^{-5t}\cos(5\sqrt{3}t)+c_2e^{-5t}\sin(5\sqrt{3}t)

Find the particular solution of the non homogeneous differential equation


qp=Acos⁡(10t)+Bsin⁡(10t)q_p=A\cos(10t)+B\sin(10t)

qp′=−10Asin⁡(10t)+10Bcos⁡(10t)q_p'=-10A\sin(10t)+10B\cos(10t)

qp′′=−100Acos⁡(10t)−100Bsin⁡(10t)q_p''=-100A\cos(10t)-100B\sin(10t)

Substitute


−100Acos⁡(10t)−100Bsin⁡(10t)−100Asin⁡(10t)-100A\cos(10t)-100B\sin(10t)-100A\sin(10t)

+100Bcos⁡(10t)+100Acos⁡(10t)+100Bsin⁡(10t)+100B\cos(10t)+100A\cos(10t)+100B\sin(10t)

=50cos⁡(10t)=50\cos(10t)

100B=50100B=50

A=0A=0

The particular solution of the non homogeneous differential equation


qp=12sin⁡(10t)q_p=\dfrac{1}{2}\sin(10t)

The general solution of the given differential equation


q(t)=c1e−5tcos⁡(53t)+c2e−5tsin⁡(53t)+12sin⁡(10t)q(t)=c_1e^{-5t}\cos(5\sqrt{3}t)+c_2e^{-5t}\sin(5\sqrt{3}t)+\dfrac{1}{2}\sin(10t)

Then


i(t)=dqdt=−5c1e−5tcos⁡(53t)−5c2e−5tsin⁡(53t)i(t)=\dfrac{dq}{dt}=-5c_1e^{-5t}\cos(5\sqrt{3}t)-5c_2e^{-5t}\sin(5\sqrt{3}t)

−53c2e−5tsin⁡(53t)+53c2e−5tcos⁡(53t)-5\sqrt{3}c_2e^{-5t}\sin(5\sqrt{3}t)+5\sqrt{3}c_2e^{-5t}\cos(5\sqrt{3}t)

+5cos⁡(10t)+5\cos(10t)

t→∞t\to\infin

 The steady-state current for this circuit is


isteady−state=5cos⁡(10t)i_{steady-state}=5\cos(10t)


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