Question #291938

A 50 Hz sinusoidal voltage has rms value of 200 V. At t=0, the instantaneous value is positive and half of its maximum value. Write down expression for voltage and sketch the waveform


Expert's answer

Using the provided data, we proceed to find the elements for V(t)=Vmaxsin⁡(ωt+ϕ)V_{(t)}=V_{max}\sin{(\omega t+\phi)}:


f=50 Hz∴ω=2πf=314.16 rad/s\\ f = 50\, Hz \\ \therefore \omega=2\pi f= 314.16\,{ rad/s}


We find the maximum value with Vrms and the phase angle as:


Vrms=200 VVmax=2Vrms=(1.4142)(200 V)=282.84 Vϕ=arcsin⁡(V(0)Vmax)ϕ=arcsin⁡(½VmaxVmax)=arcsin⁡(½)=30°=π6V_{rms}=200\,V \\V_{max}=\sqrt{2}V_{rms}= (1.4142)(200\,V)=282.84\,V \\ \phi= \arcsin{\Big( \dfrac {V_{(0)}}{V_{max}}\Big)} \\ \text{} \\ \phi= \arcsin{\Big( \dfrac {½V_{max}}{V_{max}}\Big)} =\arcsin{(½)}= 30°=\frac{\pi}{6}


In conclusion, the expression for the voltage will be V(t)=(282.84 V)sin⁡(100πt+π6)V_{(t)}=(282.84\,V)\sin{(100\pi t+\frac{\pi}{6})}.


The graphic for the voltage will be:


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