The answer is given as phasors
I = 0.3536 angle 45
Z = 2.828 angle -45
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What I did:
Zl = jwL = 2j Ohms
Zc= -j/(wC) = -4j Ohms
Can't do it by zeroing the sources as there's a dependent source (if it's possible, we haven't been taught it).
So then we'll have to find both the open source voltage Voc and the short circuit current Isc, correct?
Starting with Voc with a node b/w the inductor and resistor (which is equal to Voc because there is no voltage drop through the resistor due to no current going through it):
(groud at bottom node)
Voc: \(\frac{Voc}{-4j}\) + \(\frac{Voc - 2}{2}\) = 1.5Il
Il = \(\frac{Voc - 2}{2}\)
Subbing in and arranging gives:
\(\frac{Voc}{-4j}\) = \(\frac{Voc - 2}{4}\)
Solving gives:
Voc = -1.414 angle 45,
however I'm fairly sure it's wrong given the answers ( IZ != V).
I'm not sure how to find I[SUB]SC[/SUB] because of the dependent current source. Have tried and can't get the correct answer - not sure if I'm going about it the right way.
i1 = top loop current
i2 = left loop
i3 = right loop
Taking positive to be CW,
i1 = 1.5iL
iL = i1 - i2
Therfore,
iL = 2i2
Loop two (left):
-2i2 - 4j (i2 - i3) = 2 angle 0
Loop three (right):
2i3 - 4j (i3 - i2) = 0
Solving the two linear equations gives
i3 = iN = 2j
which isn't the correct answer.
Any help would be greatly appreciated...