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    The document provides calculations for an RLC parallel circuit with initial values of 3A current, 40V voltage, and 0 seconds time. 1) It first calculates the resistor value R as 0.223 ohms. It then finds the constants alpha and beta and uses them to determine the voltage over time equation as v(t) = 40e(-22421.52t) - 926861.173te(-22421.52t). 2) It then recalculates with R = 5 ohms, finding new alpha and beta values and the voltage equation as v(t) = -16.893e(-51.32t) + 56.893e(-1948

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    The document provides calculations for an RLC parallel circuit with initial values of 3A current, 40V voltage, and 0 seconds time. 1) It first calculates the resistor value R as 0.223 ohms. It then finds the constants alpha and beta and uses them to determine the voltage over time equation as v(t) = 40e(-22421.52t) - 926861.173te(-22421.52t). 2) It then recalculates with R = 5 ohms, finding new alpha and beta values and the voltage equation as v(t) = -16.893e(-51.32t) + 56.893e(-1948

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    Circuito RLC (Paralelo) .

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    The document provides calculations for an RLC parallel circuit with initial values of 3A current, 40V voltage, and 0 seconds time. 1) It first calculates the resistor value R as 0.223 ohms. It then finds the constants alpha and beta and uses them to determine the voltage over time equation as v(t) = 40e(-22421.52t) - 926861.173te(-22421.52t). 2) It then recalculates with R = 5 ohms, finding new alpha and beta values and the voltage equation as v(t) = -16.893e(-51.32t) + 56.893e(-1948

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    MIRANDA LOPEZ ABRAHAM EMANUEL (19150059)

    CIRCUITOS I

    CIRCUITO RLC (PARALELO).

    DATOS INICIALES

    Io= 3A.
    Vo=40v
    T=0seg.
    a) Calcular R.

    𝐿𝐶
    𝑅 = √( )
    2𝐶
    (0.1)(100𝑥10−6 )
    𝑅 = √( ) = 0.223Ω
    2(100𝑥10−6 )

    α= - 1/2RC = -1/2(0.223) (100 𝑥10−6 ) = -22421.52

    1 2 1 1
    𝛽 = √( ) − (𝐿𝐶 ) 𝛽 = √(22421.52)2 − ((0.1)(100𝑥10−6)) = 0
    2𝑅𝐶
    Vo = k1 40 = k1……………1

    I-Vo/R-Io/C = K1 (α) + K2 0-40/0.223-3/100 𝑥10−6 = K1 (-22421.52) +K2

    -1823721.973 = -22421.52k1 + K2………………2


    K1= 40 K2 = -926861.173

    𝑣(𝑡) = 𝑘1𝑒 (𝑎)𝑡 + 𝑘2𝑡𝑒 (𝑎)𝑡

    𝑣(𝑡) = 40𝑒 (−22421.52)𝑡 − 926861.173𝑡𝑒 (−22421.52)𝑡


    MIRANDA LOPEZ ABRAHAM EMANUEL (19150059)
    CIRCUITOS I

    b) Calcular R=5 Ω.

    α= - 1/2RC = -1/2(5) (100 𝑥10−6 ) = -1000


    𝛽 = √(1000)2 − 1/(0.10)(100𝑋10−6 ) = 948.68
    D1= α+ 𝛽 =(-1000+948.68) = -51.32
    D2= α-𝛽 =(-1000-948.68) = -1948.68
    Vo =k1+K2 40=k1+K2……………1
    I-Vo/R-Io/C
    = K1 (α + 𝛽 ) +K2 (α- 𝛽)
    0-40/5-3/100 𝑥10−6 = K1 (-1000+948.68) +K2 (-1000-948.68)
    -110000= -51.32k1-1948.68k2………………2
    K1= -16.893
    k2= 56.893
    𝑣(𝑡) = −16.893𝑒 (−51.32)𝑡 + 56.893𝑒 (−1948.68)𝑡
    T= 5/51.32= 0.09742 s o 9.74 ms
    MIRANDA LOPEZ ABRAHAM EMANUEL (19150059)
    CIRCUITOS I

    Calcular R=430 Ω.

    α= - 1/2RC = -1/2(430) (100 𝑥10−6 ) = -11.62


    𝛽 = √(11.62)2 − 1/(0.10)(100𝑋10−6 ) = J316.014
    Vo = k1
    40 = k1……………1
    I-Vo/R-Io/C =K1 (α + 𝛽 ) + K2 (α- 𝛽)
    = 0-40/430-3/100 𝑥10−6
    = K1 (-11.62) +K2 (316.014)-3.093
    = -11.62k1+316.014k2………………2
    K1= 40
    k2= 1.461
    𝒗(𝒕) = 𝟒𝟎𝒆(−𝟏𝟏.𝟔𝟐)𝒕 𝑪𝒐𝒔(𝟏. 𝟒𝟔𝟏𝒕) + 𝟏. 𝟒𝟔𝟏𝒆(−𝟏𝟏.𝟔𝟐)𝒕 𝒔𝒆𝒏(𝟏. 𝟒𝟔𝟏𝒕)
    MIRANDA LOPEZ ABRAHAM EMANUEL (19150059)
    CIRCUITOS I

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