Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit


Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit

  1. What will b e the value of
    diL
    for given figure?
    dt









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    As we know that

    VL = L
    diL
    dt

    – 2 = 2
    diL
    dt

    so,
    diL
    = –1 H/sec
    dt

    Correct Option: B

    As we know that

    VL = L
    diL
    dt

    – 2 = 2
    diL
    dt

    so,
    diL
    = –1 H/sec
    dt


  1. What will be the voltage across the capacitor at t = 0+ for given figure?









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    In order to find the voltage across capacitor at t = 0+ the circuit becomes

    Note: In this type of question when both C and L are connected in the circuit, we can't apply general formula, because it is very difficult to calculate the time constant τ so we go for tricky method.
    Apply KCL at node (1)

    V - 6
    =
    V - 0
    + 3 = 0
    42

    V
    +
    V
    =
    - 3
    422

    or V = – 2 V.

    Correct Option: B

    In order to find the voltage across capacitor at t = 0+ the circuit becomes

    Note: In this type of question when both C and L are connected in the circuit, we can't apply general formula, because it is very difficult to calculate the time constant τ so we go for tricky method.
    Apply KCL at node (1)

    V - 6
    =
    V - 0
    + 3 = 0
    42

    V
    +
    V
    =
    - 3
    422

    or V = – 2 V.



  1. Switch S in position (1) for long time and moved to position (2) at t = 0 sec. obtain at t = 0+ the value of i L (0+)—











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    At steady state the equivalent circuit becomes

    i (0) =i (0+) =
    12
    = 3 amp.
    4

    Correct Option: A

    At steady state the equivalent circuit becomes

    i (0) =i (0+) =
    12
    = 3 amp.
    4


  1. What will be the value of i (t) for t > 0, the circuit shown in figure?











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    For t > 0 2 u (– t) ⇒ not exist while 50 u (t) → exist, so the circuit becomes like

    i (∞) = -
    50
    = – 2.5 amp.
    20

    i (0) = i (0+) = 1 amp.
    τ =
    L
    =
    .2
    = .01
    R20

    we know that
    i (t)=[i (0) – i (∞)] e –t / τ + i (∞) .....(i)
    on putting the values in equation (i), we get
    i (t) = [1 – (– 2.5)] e – t .01 – 2.5

    Correct Option: A

    For t > 0 2 u (– t) ⇒ not exist while 50 u (t) → exist, so the circuit becomes like

    i (∞) = -
    50
    = – 2.5 amp.
    20

    i (0) = i (0+) = 1 amp.
    τ =
    L
    =
    .2
    = .01
    R20

    we know that
    i (t)=[i (0) – i (∞)] e –t / τ + i (∞) .....(i)
    on putting the values in equation (i), we get
    i (t) = [1 – (– 2.5)] e – t .01 – 2.5



  1. The value of i (t) < 0 is given by the relation for the circuit shown below—











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    For t < 0, 50 u (t) → not exist, so the circuit becomes like

    i L (0) = i L (0+) = 2 ×
    10
    = 1 amp.
    10 + 10

    so, i (t) = 1 u (– t)

    Correct Option: D

    For t < 0, 50 u (t) → not exist, so the circuit becomes like

    i L (0) = i L (0+) = 2 ×
    10
    = 1 amp.
    10 + 10

    so, i (t) = 1 u (– t)