he AC circuit below has o = 10 rad/s and is in steady state. The phasor iagram shows the phasors of vs and is. You are given the angle a, Is] and |Vs|. The diagram is not necessarily drawn to scale (but Vs is long the imaginary axis). he element in the center (rectangular box) is either an inductor or a apacitor but you are not told which. a) At what time to does the waveform of vR reach its maximum value? (if there are multiple such times, giving one of them is sufficient). b) We select the mystery element such that |Ia| is minimized (not |Ibl). What is the mystery element (capacitor or inductor) and what is its value? VR - Im R1 Vs is Vs Re Is |Is|: alpha: -30 degrees 2A |Vs]: 3 V R1: 30

he AC circuit below has o = 10 rad/s and is in steady state. The phasor iagram shows the phasors of vs and is. You are given the angle a, Is] and |Vs|. The diagram is not necessarily drawn to scale (but Vs is long the imaginary axis). he element in the center (rectangular box) is either an inductor or a apacitor but you are not told which. a) At what time to does the waveform of vR reach its maximum value? (if there are multiple such times, giving one of them is sufficient). b) We select the mystery element such that |Ia| is minimized (not |Ibl). What is the mystery element (capacitor or inductor) and what is its value? VR - Im R1 Vs is Vs Re Is |Is|: alpha: -30 degrees 2A |Vs]: 3 V R1: 30

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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