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aac13 #12 Sat 4 Apr 2009 4:35:00 PM
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The four capacitors in the circuit shown in the figure below, are connected across the terminals of a black box at t = 0.

The resulting current ib for t > 0 is known to be: ib = 50 e-250t µA

If va(0) = 15 V,    vc(0) = - 45 V,    vd(0) = 40 V,   find the following for t ≥  0:

(a) vb(t),  (b) va(t),  (c) vc(t),  (d) vd(t),  (e) i1(t),  (f) i2(t).


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aac13 Sat 4 Apr 2009 4:40:00 PM
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If C1, C2 and C3 are three capacitances in series, then their equivalent Ceq will be obtained as follows:

          1/ Ceq = 1/ C1 + 1/ C2 + 1/ C3 

And If C1 and C2 are two capacitances in parallel, then their equivalent Ceq will be obtained as follows:

          Ceq  =  C1 + C2

Thus, equivalent capacitance in our circuit will be obtained as followed:

          C1 = 1 + 1.5 = 2.5 nF

          1/Ceq =  1/ 2.5  +  1/12.5  +  1/50  =  ½   è  Ceq = 2 nF

Thus, we have: vb(0)  =  va(0) + vd(0) – vc(0)  =  15 + 40 + 45 = 100 V

a)    Vb(t) =  - 1/Ceq  t0 ib dx  + vb(0)  =  - 109/2   t0 50. 10-6 e-250x dx  + 100
         =  - 25 000 e-250x/(-250) |0t + 100
         =  100 (e-250t - 1) + 100
         =  100 e-250t  V

b)    Va(t) =  - 1/Ca  t0 ib dx  + va(0)  =  - 109/12.5   t0 50. 10-6 e-250x dx  + 15
         =  - 4 000 e-250x/(-250) |0t + 15
         =  16 (e-250t - 1) + 15
         =  16 e-250t – 1  V

c)    Vc(t) =  1/Cc  t0 ib dx  + vc(0)  =   109/50   t0 50. 10-6 e-250x dx  - 45
         =   1 000 e-250x/(-250) |0t - 45
         =  - 4 (e-250t - 1) - 45  
         =  - 4 e-250t – 41  V

d)    Vd(t) =  - 1/Cd  t0 ib dx  + vd(0)  =  - 109/2.5   t0 50. 10-6 e-250x dx  + 40
         =  - 20 000 e-250x/(-250) |0t + 40
         =  80 (e-250t - 1) + 40
         =  80 e-250t – 40  V


CHECK:    vb   =  va + vd – vc
                         =  16 e-250t – 1  +  80 e-250t – 40  - (- 4 e-250t – 41)
                         =  100 e-250t  V  (checks)

     e) i1 =  - C(1 nF) d(vd)/dt
             =  - 10-9 d(80 e-250t – 40)/dt
             =  - 10-9 (- 20 000 e-250t)
             =  20 e-250t µA

     f) i2 =  - C(1.5 nF) d(vd)/dt
             =  - 1.5  10-9 d(80 e-250t – 40)/dt
             =  - 1.5  10-9 (- 20 000 e-250t)
             =  30 e-250t µA

          CHECK:  i1 + i2 =  20 e-250t  +   30 e-250t  =  50 e-250t µA  =  ib


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