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Exercício 30: Capítulo 11 Página 523
Exercício 30: Capítulo 11 Página 523
Exercício 30
Capítulo 11 | Página 523
Explicação Certificado
Passo 1 1 de 6
We rearrange the elements in the given circuit to simplify visualizing it and redraw it as shown below.
Passo 2 2 de 6
(a)
The switch has been closed for a long time for t < 0. Under steady-state dc conditions, the inductor acts as a
short circuit. Thus, we replace the inductor in the given circuit with a short circuit as shown below. The two resistors
(4.7 kΩ and 1.2 kΩ) are shorted and can be removed from the circuit.
By Ohm's law,
−24
Ii =
2.2
= −10.91 mA
Passo 3 3 de 6
At t = 0, the switch is opened and we apply the Thevenin theorem to the 1.2 H inductor. To obtain RT h , consider
the circuit shown below in (a). Thus,
RT h = (2.2 + 4.7) ∣∣ 1.2
= 6.9 ∣∣ 1.2
= 1.022 kΩ
1.2
ET h = −24 ⋅
1.2 + (2.2 + 4.7)
= −3.556 V
Passo 4 4 de 6
The Thevenin equivalent circuit is shown below in (a). After opening the switch, the current flowing through the
inductor is
iL = If + (Ii − If ) e−t/τ
L
τ=
RT h
1.2
=
1.022 ⋅ 103
= 1.17 ms
We obtained that Ii = −10.91 mA. Substituting the short-circuit equivalent for the inductor will result in a final or
steady-state current determined by Ohm’s law:
ET h −3.556
If = = = −3.48 mA
RT h 1.022
Thus,
iL = If + (Ii − If ) e−t/τ
= −3.48 + (−10.91 − (−3.48)) e−t/1.17ms
= −3.48 − 7.43 e−t/1.17ms mA
vL = Vm e−t/τ
where Vm is the initial peak voltage across the inductor. For the circuit shown below in (b), applying KVL around
the loop gives
Vm = −Ii RT h + ET h
= −10.91 (1.022) − 3.556
= −14.71 V
Thus,
vL = Vm e−t/τ
= −14.71 e−t/1.17ms V
Passo 5 5 de 6
(b)
We sketch the waveforms of iL and vL from the initial value to the steady-state level as shown below.
Resultado 6 de 6
(a)
vL = −14.71 e−t/1.17ms V
(b)
We sketch the waveforms of iL and vL from the initial value to the steady-state level.
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