Example 10.

10-2
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The input to each of these three ac circuits is the voltage

v s  t   2.8cos  2000 t  30 V
The outputs are the voltages

v1  t   D cos  2000 t  66.9 V, v 2  t   E cos  2000 t 120 V

and v 3  t   F cos  2000 t  150 V

where D, E and F are real constants representing the amplitudes of the outputs.
Determine the values of D, E and F:
D = ___2.24__ V, E = __9.333__ V and F = ___11.2__ V
 Example 10.10-2

Let’s calculate the impedances of the inductors and capacitors:

1 106
j 2000  4.5   j 9 k,  j j   j 15 k,

2000 33.3 10 9
 66.6

1 106
j j   j 8 k, and j 2000  20  j 40 k

2000 62.5 10 9
 125
 Example 10.10-2
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Here are three ac circuits, each represented in the frequency domain. The input to
each of these circuits is the phasor voltage

Vs  2.8   30 V
The outputs are the voltages

V1  D   66.9 V, V2  t   E   120 V and V3  F 150 V

where D, E and F are real constants. Determine the values of D, E and F:

D = ___2.24__ V, E = __9.333__ V and F = ___11.2__ V

 Example 10.10-2

 12   120 
V1    2.8  30  
   2.8  30   2.24  66.9 V
 12  j 9   1536.9 

 50 
V2      2.8  30    3.333  90  2.8  30   9.333  120 V
  j 15 

 j 40 
V3  1    2.8  30    4180  2.8  30   11.2150 V
  j8