PROCEDURE B- CAPACITORS AND INDUCTORS IN DC CIRCUITS In this PROCEDURE section. you will investigate the behavior of capacitors and inductors within DC circuits. 1. Construct the circuit shown below, Assume that R = 22002, R2 - 12000, Rs = 8200, L- 100mH, and C - 0.1pF. 12 R3 Vs 1 Vae 2. Set the DC supply output voltage to 9 Volts. 3. Using theoretical analysis determine the expected currents h, IL hand I. What is the current divider equation for the current in resistor R;? h and 1. Record these values in Table 5.

PROCEDURE B- CAPACITORS AND INDUCTORS IN DC CIRCUITS In this PROCEDURE section. you will investigate the behavior of capacitors and inductors within DC circuits. 1. Construct the circuit shown below, Assume that R = 22002, R2 - 12000, Rs = 8200, L- 100mH, and C - 0.1pF. 12 R3 Vs 1 Vae 2. Set the DC supply output voltage to 9 Volts. 3. Using theoretical analysis determine the expected currents h, IL hand I. What is the current divider equation for the current in resistor R;? h and 1. Record these values in Table 5.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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