2.1 For the circuit shown in Figure 2(a), the switch was initially at Position 2: 2.1.1 Write the mathematical expressions for the transient behavior of the voltage π£π and the current ππ if the capacitor was initially uncharged and the switch is thrown into position 1 at π‘=0 s. (5) 2.1.2 Write the mathematical expressions for the voltage and the current if the switch is moved to position 3 at π‘=10 ms (assume no leakage current). (5) E 24V 8kΞ© 0.08Β΅F R1 R2 C 20kΞ© iC vC + - 1 2 3 Figure 2(a) E 36V 8kΞ© 2H R1 R2 L 4kΞ© iL vL + - vR2 + - + vR1 - Figure 2(b) Figure 2: 2.2 For the circuit in Figure 2 (b): 2.2.1 The switch is closed at π‘=0 s. Write the mathematical expressions for ππΏ , π£πΏ , π£π 1 , π£π 2 within five time constants of the storage phase. (5) 2.2.2 The switch is opened after five time constants of the storage phase, write the mathematical expressions for ππΏ , π£πΏ , π£π 1 , π£π 2 . (5) [20]
Ctotal="\\frac{C_1C_2}{C_1+C_2}"
="\\frac{0.08*0.12}{0.08+0.12}=0.048 \\mu F"
As switch is moved to position 1 at t=0, initially capacitor acts as a short circuit so Vc(0)=0v
ic(0)="\\frac{18}{20L}=9mA"
Time constant T=RC=20*0.47=0.96ms
As capasitors are charging from t=0;
"V_c(t)=V_c(\\infty)(1-e^{\\frac{-t}{T}})"
"V_c(\\infty)" is calculated at t="\\infty" when capacitor acts as an open circuit, so "V_c(\\infty)=18V"
"V_c(t)=18(1-e^{\\frac{-t}{T}})V"
"I=\\frac{cdV_c}{dt}"
"\\implies I_c(t)=0.048*10^{-6}*\\frac{d}{dt}+18(1-e^{\\frac{-t}{0.96 m}})A"
"=0.048*10^{-6}*18*(\\frac{e^{\\frac{-t}{0.96m}}}{{0.96m}})"
"I_c=0.9e^{\\frac{-t}{0.96m}}mA"
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