hi,
i need help to draw this circuit, please...
v(t)= 35 cos (150t+25deg)
v(t)= 20 cos (150t+50deg)
thanks.
i need help to draw this circuit, please...
v(t)= 35 cos (150t+25deg)
v(t)= 20 cos (150t+50deg)
thanks.
Drew with mathcadOriginally posted by bostonflunkie@Feb 22 2005, 05:00 AM
hi,
i need help to draw this circuit, please...
v(t)= 35 cos (150t+25deg)
v(t)= 20 cos (150t+50deg)
thanks.
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like i said i can draw it too, i need to build the circuit with real components...Originally posted by dragan733@Feb 22 2005, 07:23 PM
Drew with mathcad
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In the attachment are the calculations for the circuit in series: R, C and signal generatorOriginally posted by bostonflunkie@Feb 23 2005, 03:43 PM
like i said i can draw it too, i need to build the circuit with real components...
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thans a lot it is exactly what i needed i am working on it and my values are much different than yours, i hvae 2.76 ohm resistor and j5.90 capacitor actually i made a mistake in my original posting equation the correct equation isOriginally posted by dragan733@Feb 23 2005, 08:12 PM
After I saw that there was a fault. It needs to choose a RL circuit to get the equations:
v(t)= 35 cos (150t+25deg)
v(t)= 20 cos (150t+50deg)
When one choose RC circuit then the equations would be:
v(t)= 35 cos (150t-25deg)
v(t)= 20 cos (150t-50deg)
Then again new calculations done in the attachment: rl.pdf
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