You are given the circuit shown below. Note that the connected to the + terminal of the capacitor closes at t = 0, while the switch connected to the negative terminal opens at t = 0. 30 V 12 92 www t=0 6Ω +v(t) 0.1 F - 69 www t=0 392 4 A Please determine the following assuming that the capacitor voltage is steady right before t = 0. a) The initial capacitor voltage v(0) b) The final capacitor voltage final long after the switches have changed. c) A neat circuit schematic for the transient period.

You are given the circuit shown below. Note that the connected to the + terminal of the capacitor closes at t = 0, while the switch connected to the negative terminal opens at t = 0. 30 V 12 92 www t=0 6Ω +v(t) 0.1 F - 69 www t=0 392 4 A Please determine the following assuming that the capacitor voltage is steady right before t = 0. a) The initial capacitor voltage v(0) b) The final capacitor voltage final long after the switches have changed. c) A neat circuit schematic for the transient period.

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter8: Basic Electric Motors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 25RQ: List the five capacitor replacement rules.

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