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Real Analog - Circuits 1 Chapter 10: Homework Chapter 10 Homework: 10.1 A circuit is described by the differential equation: 2 𝑑𝑖(𝑡) + 10𝑖(𝑡) = 10𝑣(𝑡) 𝑑𝑡 If v(t) = 3cos(5t), determine the steady-state response of i(t). 10.2 The differential equation governing a circuit is: 3 di( t ) 6i( t ) v s ( t ) dt Where vs(t) is the input and i(t) is the output. Determine the steady-state response of the circuit to an input vs ( t ) 5 cos( 4t 30 ) . 10.3 For the circuit below, a. The equivalent impedance seen by the source. b. iC(t), t. 4Ω iC(t) 4cos(3t+30) 1 H 3 + - 1 F 6 10.4 For the circuit below, find v(t), t. 1 H 2 10cos(4t) + - 4Ω + v(t) 1 H 2 4Ω - 1 F 8 10.5 For the circuit shown, find a. The equivalent impedance seen by the source. b. The steady-state response of the voltage across the resistor, vR(t). © 2012 Digilent, Inc. 1 Real Analog – Circuits 1 Chapter 10: Homework 0.1H + 1 F 30 20cos(10t) 2Ω vR(t) - 10.6 For the circuit shown, find a. The equivalent impedance seen by the source. b. The steady-state current delivered by the source. 1 F 9 3Ω 2cos(3t) + - 1 H 3 1H 10.7 For the circuit shown, determine a. The equivalent impedance seen by the source. b. The steady-state current out of the source, is(t). is(t) 3cos(2t)V 6Ω + - 3Ω 1H 1 F 6 10.8 For the circuit shown, find a. The equivalent impedance seen by the source. b. iS(t), t. © 2012 Digilent, Inc. 2 Real Analog – Circuits 1 Chapter 10: Homework 2Ω is(t) 4Ω + - 5cos(4t+30) 1H 1 F 16 10.9 For the circuit shown, find a. The equivalent impedance seen by the source. b. vR(t). 4Ω + vR(t) 2cos(4t+25) + - - 1 F 8 0.5H 2Ω 10.10 For the circuit shown, find is(t), t>0. 1H is(t) 5cos(2t-30)V + - 2Ω 0.5F 2Ω 10.11 For the circuit shown, find a. The equivalent impedance seen by the source. b. The steady-state response of the voltage across the resistor, vR(t). © 2012 Digilent, Inc. 3 Real Analog – Circuits 1 Chapter 10: Homework 0.1H 20cos(10t) 1 F 30 + 2Ω vR(t) - © 2012 Digilent, Inc. 4