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EE 1270: Introduction to Electric Circuits
Lecture 18:
Phasors
Chapter 9: Sinusoidal SteadyState Analysis
Section 9.3, 9.4
EE 1270 Introduction to Electric Circuits
Suketu Naik
Representation of Complex Numbers
1
Rectangular Form (real and imaginary)
a  jb; j   1
Imaginary
Polar Form (magnitude and phase)
c
Real
Exponential Form
ce
 j
 c cos   j sin 
c  a b
a  c cos  ; b  c sin 
1 b
  tan
a
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2
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2
Phasors
v  Vm cost     Re{Vm e
j (t  )
j
jt
}  Re{Vm e e }
V  Vm e j  Vm 
Phasor Transform or
Phasor Representation
1) A phasor is a complex number that represents the
amplitude and phase of a sinusoid
2) Phasors provide a simple means of analyzing linear
circuits excited by sinusoidal sources
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Phasors: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division
3
Amplitude and Phase
Complex Conjugate
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
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Phasors
4
v  Re{Vm e j e jt }
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Example 9.5: Hard Way
5
Problem
Solution
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Example 9.5: Easy Way
6
Problem
Solution
Use Phasors
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AP 9.1, AP 9.2
7
1090
V
518
(e)(5545)(0.1  45)mA
(d )
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Phasor Notation for Resistor
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Phasor Notation for Inductor
9
Verify in SPICE
1) Transient
2) AC Sweep
Voltage leads Current by 90° in an Inductor
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Phasor Notation for Capacitor
10
i  CVm sin( t  V )
I  CVm e j (V 90)
 CVm e jV e  j 90
 jCVm e jV
 jCV
Verify in SPICE
1) Transient
2) AC Sweep
Current leads Voltage by 90° in a Capacitor
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Suketu Naik
Impedance and Reactance
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AP 9.3, AP 9.4
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