Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit

Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit

Easy Questions

Network Theory

Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit
Network theory miscellaneous
  1. What will be the value of
    dVC
    		for given figure?
    dt








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    We know that

    ic = C
    dVC
    dt

    = – 3 V/sec.

    Correct Option: A

    We know that

    ic = C
    dVC
    dt

    = – 3 V/sec.

  1. What will b e the value of
    diL
    		for given figure?
    dt








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    As we know that

    VL = L
    diL
    dt

    – 2 = 2
    diL
    dt

    so,
    diL
    		= –1 H/sec
    dt

    Correct Option: B

    As we know that

    VL = L
    diL
    dt

    – 2 = 2
    diL
    dt

    so,
    diL
    		= –1 H/sec
    dt

  1. What will be the voltage across the capacitor at t = 0+ for given figure?








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    In order to find the voltage across capacitor at t = 0+ the circuit becomes

    Note: In this type of question when both C and L are connected in the circuit, we can't apply general formula, because it is very difficult to calculate the time constant τ so we go for tricky method.
    Apply KCL at node (1)

    V - 6
    		=
    V - 0
    		 + 3 = 0
    42

    V
    		+
    V
    		=
    - 3
    422

    or V = – 2 V.

    Correct Option: B

    In order to find the voltage across capacitor at t = 0+ the circuit becomes

    Note: In this type of question when both C and L are connected in the circuit, we can't apply general formula, because it is very difficult to calculate the time constant τ so we go for tricky method.
    Apply KCL at node (1)

    V - 6
    		=
    V - 0
    		 + 3 = 0
    42

    V
    		+
    V
    		=
    - 3
    422

    or V = – 2 V.

  1. Switch S in position (1) for long time and moved to position (2) at t = 0 sec. obtain at t = 0+ the value of i L (0+)—










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    At steady state the equivalent circuit becomes

    i (0–) =i (0+) =
    12
    		= 3 amp.
    4

    Correct Option: A

    At steady state the equivalent circuit becomes

    i (0–) =i (0+) =
    12
    		= 3 amp.
    4

  1. What will be the value of i (t) for t > 0, the circuit shown in figure?










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    For t > 0 2 u (– t) ⇒ not exist while 50 u (t) → exist, so the circuit becomes like

    i (∞) = -
    50
    		= – 2.5 amp.
    20

    i (0–) = i (0+) = 1 amp.
    τ =
    L
    		=
    .2
    		= .01
    R20

    we know that
    i (t)=[i (0) – i (∞)] e –t / τ + i (∞) .....(i)
    on putting the values in equation (i), we get
    i (t) = [1 – (– 2.5)] e – t .01 – 2.5

    Correct Option: A

    For t > 0 2 u (– t) ⇒ not exist while 50 u (t) → exist, so the circuit becomes like

    i (∞) = -
    50
    		= – 2.5 amp.
    20

    i (0–) = i (0+) = 1 amp.
    τ =
    L
    		=
    .2
    		= .01
    R20

    we know that
    i (t)=[i (0) – i (∞)] e –t / τ + i (∞) .....(i)
    on putting the values in equation (i), we get
    i (t) = [1 – (– 2.5)] e – t .01 – 2.5