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Circuits 3<br />

complete the following problems from the book as well as the following problems'<br />

Tipler Ch26:99, 100, 101, 102, 103' 104' 110' I I I<br />

C=5pF<br />

f= 3000 V<br />

l. In the circuit shown above, i, un6#1i.'.u*.nts through resistors Rr andRz, respectively' vt' vz'<br />

and v. are the potential difference, uilos resistor R1 resistor"R2, ord capacitor c, respectively' Initially the<br />

capacitor is uncharged'<br />

a. Calculate tf,. t,i*.nt i1 immediately after switch S is closed'<br />

{=tg


Now the switch S is opened.<br />

f. On the axes below, sketch the current i2 as a function of time t and clearly indicate initial and final<br />

values.<br />

,0'<br />

U<br />

cr4*Ft-i<br />

s<br />

r? = l00O<br />

cz=r,stF Cu*os^s ts C*rry<br />

er=L,{o<br />

= 4^F{-)<br />

eo= Zfll,C2 O,_rez<br />

Z. Capacitors I and2,of capacitance C1 :4LrF and C2: l2pF, respectively, are connected in a circuit as<br />

shown above with a resistor of resistance R: l00O and two switches. Capacitor I is initially charged to a<br />

voltage Vo = 50 V, and capacitor 2 is initially uncharged. Both of the switches S are then closed at time t: 0.<br />

a. What are the final charges on the positive plate of each of the,capacitors,l ayd2 after equilibrium has<br />

been reached? \/<br />

e,+ eo=eo<br />

-L<br />

vr =Vz Q, = S9 Q; Q"c'-<br />

b. Determine the differenr. ffi-t *n.kt and the final store{ energy,of th; rrrt.Pui;ffimi* ^0"<br />

,it5f',-r<br />

u , = tr(4^ilb"u)'= fwor,<br />

uF=t(Wry;=vm/^)<br />

bv r.31 go,, )<br />

c. Write, but do not solve, an equation that, at any time after the switches are closed, relates the charge on<br />

capacitor C1, its time derivative (which is the instantaneous current in the circuit), and the parameters<br />

Vo, R, C1, and C2. {, z OY,<br />

Q; (, -r:e- V, ; - 61;- vo,, -e, !=-H'<br />

-f='Z<br />

Uz=<br />

,J, * r *n-Y$,<br />

_.. s' C, dpY- -<br />

The current in the resistor is given as a function of time by I: Ioe-/', where Io:0.5A and t:3 x l0-as'<br />

d o'ru";n:;" *,*:rgv dissipation<br />

H'";"i'1; ]')t")t"::"<br />

/= (T"<br />

i '') Y-<br />

":;<br />

;*r<br />

,r/du)<br />

e. How much energy isn$issipated in the resistor from the instant the switch is closed to when equilibrium<br />

isreachedt<br />

\I= sr'*<br />

of, -,_, -Ze/ry ?k/,v t .<br />

t+<br />

\'[= II'rze Cr'<br />

At/ 'ry -r'<br />

?. 31 fo,nr<br />

L tJ<br />

CL<br />

wL

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