I'm really stuck on this simply RLC circuit problem:
If I have a series RLC circuit with the Vs(t) source how do I find \(i_{l}(t)\) (current through the inductor)?
I have the following parameters:
Vs(t) = \(5sin(10^{4}t)\) at t>0;
R=1250Ω
L=1.25mH
C = 5nF.
After doing KVL's, I keep ending with an equation for Vc(t), and not inductor current. I know that there is some trick that I'm not thinking of, but right now I can't figure it out. Help Please
Thank you.
If I have a series RLC circuit with the Vs(t) source how do I find \(i_{l}(t)\) (current through the inductor)?
I have the following parameters:
Vs(t) = \(5sin(10^{4}t)\) at t>0;
R=1250Ω
L=1.25mH
C = 5nF.
After doing KVL's, I keep ending with an equation for Vc(t), and not inductor current. I know that there is some trick that I'm not thinking of, but right now I can't figure it out. Help Please
Thank you.