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    The document analyzes the transient responses of RL and RC series circuits excited by both DC and AC sources. Graphs show how the voltages across and current through the resistor, inductor, and capacitor change over time. When excited by a DC source, the RL circuit's inductor voltage and current rise exponentially towards their final values, while the RC circuit's capacitor voltage decays exponentially towards its final value. With an AC source, the voltages and currents in both circuits oscillate sinusoidally at the input frequency.

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    The document analyzes the transient responses of RL and RC series circuits excited by both DC and AC sources. Graphs show how the voltages across and current through the resistor, inductor, and capacitor change over time. When excited by a DC source, the RL circuit's inductor voltage and current rise exponentially towards their final values, while the RC circuit's capacitor voltage decays exponentially towards its final value. With an AC source, the voltages and currents in both circuits oscillate sinusoidally at the input frequency.

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    Series RL and RC Transient Response Graph

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    The document analyzes the transient responses of RL and RC series circuits excited by both DC and AC sources. Graphs show how the voltages across and current through the resistor, inductor, and capacitor change over time. When excited by a DC source, the RL circuit's inductor voltage and current rise exponentially towards their final values, while the RC circuit's capacitor voltage decays exponentially towards its final value. With an AC source, the voltages and currents in both circuits oscillate sinusoidally at the input frequency.

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    TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF RL SERIES CIRCUIT

    (A) Transient Response of RL series circuit excited by DC source

    Voltage across Resistor


    Voltage in Volts

    Time in Seconds
    Voltage across Inductor
    Voltage in Volts

    Time in Seconds

    Circuit Current
    Current in Amps

    Time in Seconds
    Over all outputs
    Current & Voltage Magnitude 

    Time in Seconds

    (B) Transient Response of RL series circuit excited by AC source


    Voltage across Resistor
    Voltage in Volts 

    Time in Seconds

    Voltage across Inductor


    Voltage in Volts 

    Time in Seconds
    Circuit Current
    Current in Amps 

    Time in Seconds

    Over all Outputs


    Current & Voltage Magnitude

    Time in Seconds
    5. TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF RC SERIES CIRCUIT

    A. Transient Response of RC series circuit excited by DC source

    Voltage across Resistor


    Voltage in Volts 

    Time in Seconds
    Voltage across Capacitor
    Voltage in Volts 

    Time in Seconds

    Circuit Current
    Current in Amps 

    Time in Seconds
    Over all outputs
    Current & Voltage Magnitude

    Time in Seconds

    B. Transient Response of RC series circuit excited by AC source


    Voltage in Volts  Voltage across Resistor

    Time in Seconds

    Voltage across Capacitor


    Voltage in Volts 

    Time in Seconds
    Circuit Current
    Current in Amps 

    Time in Seconds

    Over all outputs


    Current & Voltage Magnitude

    Time in Seconds

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