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AC Steady-State Analysis
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
621
Given i ( t) = 5 (400t + ! ) A, determine the period
the current the frequency in Hertz.
SOLUTION:
f-;::_!::2 ::: Z-o-D:- z s, 7 l-b/;
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phase relationship of the two
(t) (t)
10 cos (
1 cos (377t
- 30°) V 90°) V
SOLUTION:
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis 623
i(t) - 5 sin ( - 20°) V
( t ) .1 c ( + 300)
determine the
A ... '-A' .. , .... · relationship between i(t) and »(r).
SOLUTION:
Determi ne phase --- .. =r-v-:
VI (t) leads i2( t), where
VI (t) = 4 sin ( + 25°) \7
il ( - 0.05 ( - 2(V»)
(t) = -0.1 sin(377t + 45°) A
by which VI (t)
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SOLUTION:
,
Z zl t) = D. I $-,' f1 (w t .- /3 )"0)
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
625
Calculate the current in the age input
(a) Vt(t) (b) V2(t)
PS.5 if the vo1t-
(377t 180°)
12 sin (377t + 45°) V.
in both the time and frequency domains,
2
SOLUTION:
Figure PB.5
A
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Calculate the currenti the inductor shown in Fig. .6
if input
(a) (t) == ]
(b) (t) == 5 sin (
+ )V - 90°) V
Give the answers in both the time and frequency domains,
= 1 mH
Figure PB.6
SOLUTION:
i -;;: .i. fVclt x:
L 377L
z: 2 'oS-
r;)
-
L::: .5
"3
{- c.t:r2 (5" t -<10 ~
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
627
Calculate the current in the capacitor shown in Fig. P8.7 if the voltage input is
(a) v1(t) = 10 cos (377t - 30°) V (b) v2(t) = 5 sin (377t + 60°) V
Give the answers in both the time and frequency domains.
i(t)
vet)
C =1 J.LF
Figure PB.7
SOLUTION:
dl) (-:::~dv- = /O-C,{/6) ("57l)[-Sil\-i37)t-JOO)] tU:-
1C+-j", 3. 77 ~'h (t-vr +1S7Jo) "Tn\!
i(fj "'- 3.77 ~;?;;-nt +-hOC) h1 A I:::: ~,/7 U~ ,...A
b) i::;- (to - ?) ( 5 ) ('371) 0:;L (_ w t + 00 0) "-(tL- /.?1 Cti'- (37)tt(.Oo) ~A \
T~ I·o~ )/;00 fVtl+ I
------------------------~
the frequency-domain impedance, Z, pg,8.
shown'
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z- ........
Figure PB.B
SOLUTION:
_ z.4 }(, . .g D .r:
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
629
Find the impedance, Z,
in Fig. P8.9 at a frequency
10 mH 2
~w
Z 3: 1 n 'l_ 10 ,_.,F
'0;~'\
Figure PB.9
SOLUTION: w -::0 2111 ::= SIt
::ZL
-- 2 2':;'-;;-
,"?'z"" TZI
12, t-li
+- z.
Find impedance, Z~ shown in Fig.
of 400 Hz.
a frequency
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SOLUTION:
ZL": jwL = iZS. \4
7:, G ::- W L -e, --J) '1. If Sl.
L Do -s D- oZ_f)___
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
631
In the network in of 60 Hz.
500 IJ-F
mH
Figure P8.11
SOLUTION: Lu -;: ') 77 v Is.
-- ~r t
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Find the frequency-domain impedancc Z, shown in Fig. PS.12.
1-J1fl Ls 1j'2n
>(
.i4fl r O--i\A'{_
Figure P8. 12 Y-
Z---I .....
SOLUTION:
~.3
~
~I f'Zz_ ~ LI
g .:t
:C:5 = ::;?j (l?::__::: . C?::, • O> '-\-
::z_ I +-flz.
~ 'f -= J-!:_f ~z ') ::: L.'. '\ <.",." .
J /7 tz.
I~_ ? 7 <I 07.?' -SL ]
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
633
Find the frequency -domain impedance, Fig. P8,13.
1
Figure PB.13
ShO\1\I11 in
SOLUTION:
I ;::
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Find Z in the network in Fig. P8.14.
2 [}
Ol----'t ]
j2 .rlf LI
z- ...........
Figure PB.14
.z 2 -= E'f-lL -= o. t./ -r J' o . ? _f2_ ~T'C.;-
7;-3 ':' £3.z?z_ - o. s--t-jO. <;SL -tl{---::: 12.2 t.:t:J ::: I· 5+Jo.s-.n._
14 t--r~ -
SOLUTION:
TS== =lLll~ =- O.70~+jD.32+52. ~/7!'t-
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
635
Find Z in the network in Fig. P8.15. (ZI
1 f1
j1 n
-j2 f1
6 f1
2 f1
6 o
o l'v'l/' .... ' _~ ......... _ .......... ........ __ ........... __ ....m
Figure PB.15
40
SOLUTION:
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the frequency-domain circuit and calculate i( t)
the circuit shown' . P8.16 if (t) = 2 (377t) V.
10 mH
Figure 16
0.3"
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
637
Draw the frequency-domain circuit and calculate (t)
for the 111 P8.17· is(t) ==
10 ( + ) A.
+
1
Figure PB.17
.
l
SOLUTION:
+ y
100 f1,F
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the frequency-domain circuit and calculate v( t) the circuit shown in Fig. P8.18
,-.
(t) = 20cos + 120°) A.
100 m
v(t)
1
Figure P8.18
10 mF
SOLUTION:
i!:L:; ~jo. z: ._fL .:zf._. =-j 37.7
': -. \Z- J!:tL J/~ ::: t), ~Zf; s
-z: Zo I LUC A
-. 5. J ~
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
639
the frequency -dornain circuit and calculate ( t)
for circuitshown in . P8.19 if . (t) =
(IOOOt + 1200)
2fl
1~1mF .. ,.
____ ................................. ~f,\ ... f~ I .. ';._---- ......
r- "w,:+\-
~l
.{. 2 mH
""l. ~
10 mH
Figure PB.19
SOLUTION:
1J Ul z. 4- ('fi2_ ( \ 00<) t \ G I) )
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Draw the frequency-domain network and calculate 1)0 ( t) in the circuit -shown in Fig. P8.20 if vs( t) is
4 sin (500t + 45°) V and is(t) is 1 cos (500t + 45°) A. Also, use a phasor diagram to determine 'VI (t) .
. 333 I-LF 90 n
~--~~--~~--~,N\f--~
+ VI(t)
vs(t)
20 mH ~ Vo(t)
&
+
is(t)
Figure P8.20
r 111 If) =:_1 ": ( S n i ~ '1") V !
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
641
1 Draw the frequency-domain network and calculate vo(t) in the circuit shown in Fig. PS.21 if iJ(t) is
200 cos(105t + 60°) rnA, i2(t) is
100 sin(105t + 90°) InA, and vs(t) = 10 sin (105t) V. Also, use a phasor diagram to determine 'vc( t ).
vc{t) +
+ 250 nF
il(t)
vs(t)
figure PB.21
5 ~ r 0;' ('ch-(\-\_ "
Vo :=. Is £ ~ + ~J2.~_
e + 1:G Q 1--cc
T} = LOo ilia f't\A Tz.:: loOLE_D rY'-A
Ts::T1-I:z.. '" I L~_f?~~o lhA
V 5 -.:: I 0 / -1" 0 V
~/::: L :0. -J' 4DSL
L J/....)C
Vo z: 7.3D L- 2./ c., V
·JC -::: V S -VD
VC ':::: 12.2- 642
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The' be purely rea] at
network' Fiz. P8.22· found
.... '
= 400 . vVhat the of
,)
.
c
6
10 mH
z- ...........
._--
("
SOLUTION:
(G_:j_~~l_(- ) /~f) _ ~
-Is (tuL_I/LQC)
( -::_ L
3 G:, +
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
643
In circuit shown in Fiz. " determine the value
'<..-. •
of the inductance such that the current is in phase with
the s voltage.
12
(1000t +
100 f1,F
Figure PB.23
=0
L-::::: 10M
The impedance of box in Fig.
1000 rad/s.What· the impedance
. 5 + j4 fl at 1300 rad/s?
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Figure PB.24
SOLUTION:
~l = 5 T S q-j)_ - f~6 + j to L eb
Chapter Eight: . AC Steady-State Analysis
645
The admittance of the box in Fig. P8.25 is 0.1 + jO.2 S at 500 rad/s.What is the impedance at 300 rad/s?
y-~
w~ =- 0·7..
Figure PB.25
SOLUTION:
~::- 46~F
36H" I '1 = D. l + ~ O.IZ S I
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The tJR(t) and (t) in the circuit shown'
can be phasors in a phasor
Use phasor diagram to show that 'VR ( t) + (lh (t) = s ( t) .
SOLUTION:
R
I '" _~~ z: o. '3b 4s.so A
12+j'JL
V e- :;: e I -;:: i . L~l,
---t--+
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
647
The currents iR( t) and ic( t) in the circuit shown in
Fig. P8.17 can be drawn as phasors in a phasor diagram. Use the diagram to show that iR(t) + ic(t) = is(t).
SOLUTION:
.II<. =: :I<; -l£ ~ q.qq:3 /cJ. 7.8 <> A !2--t-lc,
W-:::37l
.:Le- c- .=r;. TZ- ::: 0.377 @_ cD It
(l+~
is(t) 10 cos (377t + 30°) A
vCt)
100 tLF
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The currents i R( t) and ic( t) in the circuit shown in
Fig. P8.28 can be drawn as phasors in ,1 phasor diagram. Use the diagram to show that iR(t) + ic(t) = is(t).
+
1n
iC(t)
Figure PB.2B
SOLUTION:
IR_::: Is-tc :: C1.1£13/27:i5<> A: -t:(_+ l\
:r c::: Ts-L_ := D. 377 L!_I~ 0 A I:.+cc
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
649
Draw the frequency -domain network and calculate v () ( t) in the circuit shown in Fig. PS.29 if (,( t) is
300 sin(104t - 45°)mA. Also, using a phasor diagram, show that i1(t) + i2(t) == is(t).
20 n
3.33 J-LF
is(t)
6mH
Figure PB.29
SOLUTION:
lL -= j be...n.. 6,- -= - J30
l[ ~ [2..1 t 1:.L -:::. ZD +5 b o..f1.. -=22-:: ~t-2:c.= Lc -j30SL
II -:: .I.~ :tz_ /(::t-1t-C2-\:::: O. Z 2.-4 L (og, 1(0. A X;;J_ 7. :ts 61 / (_:t I t c?) -: 'D. 4- ~g l:J Q~, 4= 0 A
1J 0 l f'l::. I I-I:. \ ~ L l D 1- t- +: I • ') V
~--------------------~\
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Find the value of C in the circuit shown in . P8.30
that Z' purely resistive at the frequency of
5mH
O' __ ~l"Al"""""' -"~, .
• u- 1
z-~.., ..
tn
Figure P8.30
SOLUTION:
. Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
651
Find the frequency which the circuit shown in '"}1 ' . ~,
mH
1 mF
z
1
Figure P8.31
SOLUTION:
+ R.
+
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In the circuit shown in Fi2:. P8. determine the fre-
~.
quency which i(t) , in phase with s(t).
i(
1,n
~Vs(t) = 120
cos + 30°) V
1 mF
z-- .......
SmH
Figure P8,,32
SOLUTION: 1a-v~ C L+) fo 14-.. f~.> ~.
:= e-r - I - ,
- Z ::: rn
z. G
Lh 'LU ~ WL /.vL - J~
2,.. ":;; G -z
;:"
I 'tj LL.lL -dj {
C -: ().::,LLC -1 lJ..S 2. ( c- :::l -::::
----
'Z.. Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
653
In the circuit shown in P8.33. determine the value
of the inductance such that t)' in phase with is (
is( = 10
cos ( + 300) A
2fl
........ ----- ....... -"""\l\fvl.\o-. - ........ 1-. ---~
<
1!
:l~
-F
z- ...........
10 mF
vet)
Figure PB.33
SOLUTION:
o
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Find
current I sh own
P8.
j1
100/00 A
~
I
SOLUTION:
1 fl
Figure PB.34
- too
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis 655
Find the voltage V shown in ic. P8.3S.
'-
v
Figure ·PB.35
SOLUTION:
e / -
'J:: \DO "
656
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Find the frequency -domain P8
shown in
+
-/12
1 f2
Figure P8,,36
SOLUTION:
+ Vb
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
657
Find the voltage, ,70, shown in
.37.
f!
+
Figure PB.37
SOLUTION:
=2- -= -21.. =- j 2. ,J?.
+ -t-c..
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.3 determine
+
Given network in
v, Vs 24 /0° V.
2f2
-j1 n
Figure P8~38
+
SOLUTION:
L -
8- j 8 V
"v
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
659
Find Vs in the network in Fig. P8.39, if \j == 4 /00 v.
-j1 f1
Figure PB.39
i1 f!
.. ~
-11 ,0, . 2,0
• T4
,.
SOLUTION:
~A"'" \ -j U1..
~6 = - j I (2 -tJ _Q -= !.:.J_l. J7...
Z. Z.
T A- ::. J.J. -= Z +-j'2 A -.J.r; -= .T VI; +'Iz.-= 44j 2A
Z::A
Vs -;:. :I13~-V, =- -8tj3V Iv" = '8. 5 4- / + I >'7 . 1-' v J
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V the network in Fig, P8.40.
(1 '-
4
v.
t
12
Figure PB.40
SOLUTION:
y
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
661
4
10 in Fig. P8.41.
2 fl
}1 fl
IS
1
10
Figure P8~41
SOLUTION:
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In the network in Fig. P8.42 10 == 4 /0° A find Ix.
2&A
1 n ~z_ n 12&V ~ 1 n
Ix I)( n 10
Ie 111
Figure P8~42
-j1 f2
SOLUTION:
.l.x + II -J I :r;_ +.To =0
..kY
+"2.,.::: -4A
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis 663
If 10 = 4 /0° A in the circuit in Pig. P8 , find Ix'
1 el 1 V A
Ix 1 n 10
+- +-
+ T~i-
+
j1 \Ie. 1 n v~ 1
-+- - ~'f
l1..
Figure PB.43 V
SOLUTION:
LE_ll:::: Z A
+
I :::.
L
\J L -;:: 1:1.. (j \ ')"" -" + j l b V
u.
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If 10 = 4 /0° A in the network in Fig, P8.44, find Ix'
rv- 1
j1 n
10
e----v'!V~----4----v
10
Figure PB.44
SOLUTION: \/0 -=. (
:= 'Z -t-~ .... bi.J?.QA -:;;
V\ -::::.. \ =. ~ LQ_c V
\J "2... -:: \J l"\"\[c .:::, u::;U:° V
2. .,._ V;J_, I_J1 ":;' S\a
V'l :;,; \z. 2-=' LQV
~ )\ -.
.-
:::::; + :::: 4- "iDA
- 4 . l o
\l~, - ::; 10 V
- \IS' :::: z. '\.t:; Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
665
In the network in Find Z.
, V;)' known to be 4 /45°V.
~I
v
1
2fl
-/1 n
Figure PB.45
SOLUTION:
:::::
(
v
~--. ----- __
::::
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In the network in
P8.46, Vi 1 o
2 /450 • Find Z.
}1 n
-j1 n (~
Figure PB.46
::: 2
JI
SOLUTION:
:5 - I ~ , l~(j A :1 ( I + -l) -
( z l) - J I r I .. ::L:3 ;:: a
(1+)1) ·=0
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
667
Find v, in the circuit in Fig. P8.47.
j2 f!
2 fl
Ftaure PB .. 47
+
.SOLUTION: ~~\A_
~ ..
Voc -:: ~ LQ.0 - 4L'+~o ljZ)
Va c. =- / "3 .0 I - 25.9 " V
v 0"" V De.. (2.-) 2tj2..-j1
ins nodal
e" "",
find 10 in the circuit in
P8,48.
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Vj
2!1
A ~'Z.. 2
Figure PB.48
SOLUTION:
b -
z
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
669
/2
1
'tJ "0
Vo in the circuit in
.49.
Figure PB.49
SOLUTION:
CD 12.~ II (j\) -12
-5
1 n
-}1 f1
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Using nodal analysis, find 10 in the circuit in Fig. P8.50.
~~ VI ~ V2
........ -~/\f,,_- ...... ----- ............... -~· 1'---111-------_
1 n 1 n
-
-
Figure P8.50
SOLUTION:
-l "\ [ V I J::- [-101
ItJ \ J YL 4 J
o
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
671
nodal analysis find 10 in the circuit in
PS.S7.
2
I
4/0() A
I
12~V
j2H
2
Figure P8.51
-
-
SOLUTION:
v - 1'1... + +- v+-+ v ::::_- 0
\ J L Z.
V (l-r1 )::: 2 +j\.a
V=
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Find YrJ in the network in Fig. P8
n
1
v
2
n
+
2
Figure P8.52
SOLUTION:
(U 12-= l (Z-jll + J\ -2.
-lb-l-L2-::::: '3 (2 +jl)-~
v c ::
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
673
Find Vo in the network in Fig. P8.53 using nodal analysis.
(2.\ V '(2'J
........... -\.i:'"V\l ..... __ .... I- __ ..... ...... _......"A.AJ~ .... · -""'II
if ~r'f\
2,n -/1 n 1 n
. 1 J2 a i
h
"'.>
2 n:; ~2. V
o
Figure PB.53
-
-
SOLUTION:
v - 12. + 2... + V + v -+ .:::: o
Z-Jl Z-+SZ' (
[VD = 3,01 /-21,8' v]
Vo :::. V (Z} Z-r 5L
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Find 10 the circuit in Fig. P8.54 using nodal analysis. "1-
2
2
1
-j2
1
V \ ~ VI-tl.. +- Vt -+ vl- 'L
.'_
-f .... j \ z,
@ V'2c : V - l1.- + V V 7._-' ""
+- -_ :::: D
'Z.. 2. I Figure PB.54
SOLUTION:
r :
~ l
-I- - I'Z..
2-
.:::: v ... - V
;;;;L VI -::: -Ct,.lz. -\- ~ l. 0'+ V V,_. ~ 4: 2. ~ ~ l·1(.,V
I •
c-..:: ~.\
the supernode technique find 10' the circuit in Fig. P8.
'-'
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis 675
-:i2
1
2
n
Figure PB.55
SOLUTION:
v
-_
2.
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Find 10 in the network in Fig. P8.56.
20
20
v
-j2 f1
SOLUTION:
y_ +- \J Z
20
j20
....... -
Figure PB.S6
'" 0
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis 677
Find v, in the network in Fi P8. 7.
V 1 fl
'l..
-}4
Figure PBm57
+
SOLUTION:
2.S
o -
I .
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Use nodal analysis
.I
find ~J the circuit in Fig. P8.58.
1n
-j1 n
1
"TO
Figure PB.58
SOLUTION:
'v - -::::b v1-\h .. '" \'2 V3 ~ z: v 0. ::£) V:s"",Z\Jo
l
~ 1- '!_~ zz: 2- 0 "1+J":z - +Vo :::: 2
+ +
I S "2-. \
-l D I:> '" Ie, l
\ '2.. 5to
0 -I a ~
"'"
V3 t:»
0 0 -2.
Vtl 2
, I - j /2-
J Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
679
The low-frequency equivalent circuit for a common-
emitter transistor amplifier is shown in PB.59.
Compute the voltage' gain V(/Vs"
c
+
v
RL
+
gnl\l
v
o
Figure PB.59
SOLUTION:
y-_ Vs -
\J Vs
rl1
- _~ ..::L~_:...,.:_.J."_;__._ 122- -\- fl. L -r- be:.
+-----~--,-.---
-------------------_.----1,.
680
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nodal analysis to find ~} in the circuit in Fig. .60.
2Vx
1
-/1 n
Figure P8.60
Vt.
1H
SOLUTION:
2\1)( +-~ +- V 2- + ::0 VI<. -::::.
t ' \ (
VI T ~2. ( Z +j \ ') +\10 '""-0
[~ -t D \- Uv~l [:j
( -i "::.
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681
Find the voltage across the inductor in the circuit shown in Fig. P8.61 using nodal analysis.
4!1
j1 n
Ix
-
-
Figure PB.61
SOLUTION:
- V \ t Y't- + V 2.. ..j- 2I;x ':::: 0
-j L J \
~;Vcl~; VI (1+-\) +v"2--=o
J
[l~jl ~ II l l. IDlJP'j
- ::) I V~ ~ 14. 1 /_ ~ I 0 5_° V i
-
nodal analysis to find 10. the circuit in P8
v\
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1
1
1
1 n
Figure PB.62
SOLUTION:
V 4- -\1 .\- V +Vs-=_4
j i
c) -I 0 -~ 1 .. (" '2- 1
0 0 0 I \.It-
- ( I I " 0 ~J j , -:i J
c) " I
J
'I o 0
_ J J
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
683
u
mesh
l" .
Fig. P8.
v
is to find '\ITo in
f!
circuit shown in
+
2
Figure PB.63
SOLUTION:
G'l
~iL
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mesh analysis to find '70 in the circuit shown . PS.64.
1
v
Figure PB.64
-j4 f2
+
SOLUTION:
\ 'z.
1- "" - 4-
-2
<" S'
o -'
.8°
':! 2- (
~ :t: I '" D. \ .~ j' I. z s A
L "' -j'+ A
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
685
o in the .
U]
-/1 n
Figure PB.65
+
Vo
SOLUTION:
o
~ 5 ,'~
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Use
A
2H
Figure PB.66
analysis find 'To in the circuit in
PS.66.
n -j2
j1
SOLUTION:
-::: Z A
)2.
=0
D
• 2.
J
o "
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
687
Using loop analysis and Mi\TLAB, find 10 in the network in iz. P8.
-j2
Figure P8~67
2 fl f1 I
o
SOLUTION:
o 0
MATLAB
» Z=[-l 1 0;0 0 1;2+1i 2-2i -2 li]; » V=[2;-4;12];
» I=inv(z) *v
I = 0 + Oi 2.0 + Oi -4.0
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A
1
+
-/1
1 ,11 I
v
SOLUTION:
-.;! L{- A .", 2 ::: 2- - 2-
-j 4- ( 2 +j l ') i: 0
l- ~ o ~~J [ •• 4: ]
I
-J I A
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
689
Find ,~) in the network in
P8.69.
1
A
;1
1 12
1 f1
Figure PB.69
+
1- j -=0
SOLUTION:
[ \
''1
- ~ 1"J I
.
J
-It) I ~ jl( +"3 It ('-1 + jl) +- (I
) + 2 :0
o
690
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
U loop analysis to find 10 in the network in 70.
10
1 n
/
4/300 A
L::::.:::::..
1
Figure P8.70
SOLUTION: 'L.
-= 4- 1\ r'j-- -::: 2 ?\ II (2 I) +' =0
J
zv)( -.:: - r: - +- + Z: 1
I
- I'~ - + =0
0- V)<. ::. (I) 0 0 0 II 4& '50 ~ A.
0 o -I 2- :r1 '" q
2-jl - I -! 0 - 0 h
J = 4-
-I -I D c:;, Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
691
(J superposition to find ~). the network in P8. 1.
1
+
1 f1
-/1 f1
v
1
Figure PB.71
SOLUTION:
I:\.. j2 o
692
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Using superposition, find Vo in the circuit in Fig. P8.72.
+
2[1
Figure PB.72
V t> z..,.. J. 1'1 J I 1,-. (. b V
[\t,,~ Z.83_~
Chapter Eight: . AC Steady-State Analysis
693
Find ~) in the network in Fig. P8.73 using superposition.
2&A
:IS -2.',- T - j2 n
Figure P8,,73
12kv
+
SOLUTION:
:c A -= ?=I_?-z.:: _1_
~L t(t.-z... Z-j \
-li3 e .:z. L +- .:c A -;:. 2 - j 2: 2 - j \
Vo I'" Is ~I (-l L ) ... _ I.:n -) .33 V
fl.1+ =t-s -lL -r ~z.
=:- h. =2.)< I ( 2.--z. + ~~ ')
IJo;l... \f'S -t'1 / (_,zy +10 -::: 0 - j ~
694
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Use both superposition and MATLAB to detennine V, in
the in Fig. PS . .7 4.
I
6~V
Figure P8. 74
SOLUTION:
+
1
v
o
:. ~ I /1 L
-:: D
» y~[-li 0 Iii-I Ii 2-1iil 0 OJ i » i=[6iOi-6li
» v=inv(y)*i
v == -6.0000
6.0000 -12.0000i -6.0000 - 6.0000i
v
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis 695
10 +
2
Vo
j3
Figure PB.75
SOLUTION:
1/
+ \JOI
+
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Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Use source exchange to determine ~) in the network in Fig. P8.76.
-j1 n
1 [2 ~I
+
2[2
Figure PB.76
SOLUTION:
~ \zLjQ'~ f2~ +~
-
'.Ji..
Vo -= 0 k + V2.) fZ.z._ (2..2. .j. =t;1
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
697
Use source exchange to find the current 10 in the
network in P8. 77.
2
1
2
I
2/00 A
L--
v
Figure P8.77
10
-}1 4&A
SOLUTION:
A
698
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
source transformation 10 in the
network in
.:t,. .,.. v, I~i:::: f2-L.9°A,.
\J)c-=, tL- -::: -j'\- v
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
699
Use source transformation to determine 10 in the network in Fig. PS.Sl .
....._
SOLUTION:
rLl :::. \Z.z_ = 2.J2.. ~c..- :::. -j \.JL
R-, of T'!) ~L ~ -6L::: j 1..Jl. '1'5 =- 4~OA
to v(-:::. 12. ~c V V'2.-=- b LS v ;t WJ_~ ~_)< ~..l.--~ __ 1:L___6°____Ll~....:.-~.l--ry--=l-L1L--12~{~
I~~ CfJ ~Lt~
700
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Use source transformation to determine Vo in the network in Fig. P8.76.
'-'
SOLUTION:
VI -=- /2 /_g II \j r 1> ::. Z I.E.. 0 A
V 2- -= b is:v
Il -::.V1/zc,,," ~1"2..A
-6 I '" 12\ :t:c -=- o , ~- j o , 'SJ?.
~l+.:t.c.,.
Iz..,-:....I\-.I~= -z+jl'2.A
\1 _ c: r: 7 v
~)( - ?
v 0 -=- 0!_x *' V2:') \2...2. 72z.t-t\
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
701
s
o in the network in
SOLUTION:
_! 2. [96 V
702
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
U Thevenin's theorem to find PS.64.
in the circuit'
SOLUTION:
!2i".:' -::<:2S2_ '""j2.SL -:;~j'fJG.
VI-= {2-LE."V -: 4- A.
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
703
Problem . 2 using Thevenin's
"-~
SOLUTION:
+
1;1 I/OL-V" :: \f l v»( e,
1-
~ Vtl~-~J =: II
\tOG 121
Vc,c_ z: VI ::: -4 °v
-:-. O..fL, ( VI .. f'~ :5 704
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Apply Thevenin' s theorem twice to find V; in the circuit
111 P8.84.
in
f1 n
1
v
Figure PB.B4
SOLUTION:
\J (;>1 •• i "" 3- V
::
V::,
\ -:;; +
... JL
12.1 t-1?;e.- - ().Co51
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
705
Solve Problem
.49 using Thevenin's theorem,
'-~
SOLUTION:
v
o
v
- '-ZJ1-
J
v
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irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Use Thevenin ~s theorem to find ~) in the network in Fig. PS.86.
1 fl
-j111
. '
1 fl '6kv
j25.1
2 fl
+
Figure PB.86
SOLUTION:
'I A:::: Lj :::: 4-Ul'A
IF.:l ... - I ~ ::- - c., L!:. 0 A
I c..::: - TL :;' - 4 LO bA
v 0 = V bG \2-.3 1(31"' iN
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
707
the network in
1
Figure PB.87
1
.87
S
}1
·,,,-0
G 0
1
SOLUTION:
708
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Find the Thevenin' s equivalent for the network in at the terminals i1-
A
11 !1
r1
A
+
v
B
Figure P8,,88
SOLUTION:
~=z\1)( -= -~'8A,
+ I;>
",:r; ~ 4L.gbA_
v'Ii:: (
Chapter EightAC Steady-State Analysis
709
Given network in Fig. P8.89, find the Thevenin's
equivalent of the network at the terminals -B.
Figure PB.B9
SOLUTION:
Vz_- :: t2. V
-v'l. =' " V V~3= V
V -
l- T :3 .:::0
---- ~ 0,
710
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Find 'V_r in the circuit in Fig. P8.90 using Norton's theorem,
Figure P8~90
11.3;45° V
" x
+
10 n -j3n
S~~'i.l'~~ "
r:s-<:-::: -II + ~ t: - ~fZ A. 6L
-l-ru::: TZ-=2-L ::: 5-.10 'I \. B g t-e-L
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
711
10 in theorem,
network in
j1
A
.91 usinz Norton's
4/
2
Figure P8.91
SOLUTION:
'1ft
712
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
i\pply both Norton's theorem and M.ATLAB to find ,~) in the network in ' . P8.92.
v
n
/1
A
Figure PB.92
+
1 f!
1
+
SOLUTION:
Milt
» z=[l -li -1;0 1 0;-1 1 4]; » v= [ 6 ; 4 ; 0 J ;
» i=inv(z)*v
i = 9.3333 + 5.3333i 4.0000
3.3333 + 1.3333i
:t:...., (2.2. ( 'be:... -r ~ ') -=: 0
fl..:z._ + &(....r.=t L
Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
713
Find ~) using Norton's theorem for the circuit . P8.93.
-/1
v
1 fl
1
/1 fl
Figure PB.93
SOLUTION:
v
=6L
V"j (2. I}:; ?(-\ I) --j)v\ -v't:::o
"'\I
V,?>-i't"""'Vx .. V'3"'" ZV,;<
v q.. \f \ -: "i & "" a Uo v
'h -'V + \I~-"1-\'
c.. 12 z,
~(_. -= - 4 - j tt A
v, ~ rs~ [-&r.u-e3 t?nr + ((.3
-
-
714
Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 8/E
Use Norton's theorem to find ,~) in the network in .94.
I
4/00
"--
11 11
Figure P8.94
-j1
+
1
+
1
SOLUTION:
2- -:: Z 'Ill<::: 2 .J....1::: -i 8 A
-1:J) - -f
:! -t/ . v
.. 2 ::;- "" 2' ')
+ ::- ,\ 'e
+ ) -r ( -r ) ( f =0
(Jy ( I }) + ( J j) T' (; ')=0
'J)'<e~ c:::::.. z -~fGA Chapter Eight: AC Steady-State Analysis
715
Use MATLAB to find the node voltages in the network
'_'
in Fig. PS.95.
VI 1 n V-z_
I I ,iVV
w «
rZ"3
-j1 fl 2kA
2 n "':> qZ\
-lq
e._ \[4- .;?L,
V-s V'S 1 .n
1 fl f1 fl es-
12kv ~ 2D lc..z.. -f2 f1 -
-
Figure PB.95
SOLUTION:
Vz.-V\ T V2., ~ zL9
z~ rzs
.::.0
\J ~- \l 't + \IS" - 2 L_9f:>
--- -
-2L ~?-
V':3 = 12L_g<>