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    Problem 1.26 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) : T T I T I T I T T

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    Problem 1.

    26 Find the phasors of the following time functions:


    (a) (t) = 9 cos( t /3) (V)
    (b) (t) = 12 sin( t + /4) (V)
    (c) i(x,t) = 5e3x sin( t + /6) (A)
    (d) i(t) = 2 cos( t + 3 /4) (A)
    (e) i(t) = 4 sin( t + /3) + 3 cos( t /6) (A)
    Solution:
    (a) Ve = 9e j /3 V.
    (b) v(t) = 12 sin ( t + /4) = 12 cos ( /2 ( t + /4)) = 12 cos ( t /4) V,
    e
    V = 12e j /4 V.
    (c)
    i(t) = 5e3x sin ( t + /6) A = 5e3x cos[ /2 ( t + /6)] A
    = 5e3x cos ( t /3) A,

    (d)

    (e)

    Ie = 5e3x e j /3 A.

    i(t) = 2 cos( t + 3 /4),


    Ie = 2e j3 /4 = 2e j e j3 /4 = 2e j /4 A.
    i(t) = 4 sin( t + /3) + 3 cos( t /6)

    = 4 cos[ /2 ( t + /3)] + 3 cos( t /6)


    = 4 cos( t + /6) + 3 cos( t /6)

    = 4 cos( t /6) + 3 cos( t /6) = 7 cos( t /6),

    Ie = 7e j /6 A.

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