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Convert the following time domain forcing functions into generalized phasors and

ID: 1716228 • Letter: C

Question

Convert the following time domain forcing functions into generalized phasors and find s in each case. Show your (detailed) work for each answer. The first is an example of the DC current source:

Time Function                                                 Phasor (A angle phi)                                                   s

a) i(t)=86.6A                                                     86.6 angle 0 degrees A                                               0

b) v(t)=0.50sin(250t+30 degrees) (V)

c) i(t)=5.0 (e^(-100t))( sin(50t+90)) (A)

d) i(t)=3cos50t +4sin50t A

Explanation / Answer

ans:

Time Function                                   Phasor (A angle phi)

b) i(t)=0.50V                                                     30 angle 0 degrees

c) i(t)=5.0 (e^(-100t))    A                                 90 angle 0 degrees

                                    

                               

d) i(t)=3cos50t +4sin50t A

        =>5(3/5cos50t +4/5sin50t) A

        =>5(sin(A)cos50t +sin(B)sin50t) A

        =>5(sin(50t+sin-1 (3/5)) A

        =>5(sin(50t+36.87) A

Time Function                                   Phasor (A angle phi)

5                                                           36.87 angle 0 degrees