Problem #2) Given the following (steady-state) AC circuit: 카 100uF Is v(t) 100 m 50mH- VL v(t)=√√2.24.sin(@ot +30°) @=2π. f f = 60 Hz a) Express the source voltage in (RMS) phasor form and the R,L,C load values as impedances. b) Determine the source current and the inductor voltage V₁, both in phasor form. c) Express the source current is(t) and inductor voltage vi(t) as sinusoidal time functions.

Problem #2) Given the following (steady-state) AC circuit: 카 100uF Is v(t) 100 m 50mH- VL v(t)=√√2.24.sin(@ot +30°) @=2π. f f = 60 Hz a) Express the source voltage in (RMS) phasor form and the R,L,C load values as impedances. b) Determine the source current and the inductor voltage V₁, both in phasor form. c) Express the source current is(t) and inductor voltage vi(t) as sinusoidal time functions.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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