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2) The voltage across a given circuit element is Vab = 20 V. A positive charge...
Do the following problems 1) The voltage across a given circuit element is Vab-20 V. A positive charge of 2 C moves through the circuit element from terminal b to terminal a. How much energy is transferred? Is the energy supplied by the circuit element or absorbed by it? 2) Find the power by each element in the circuit of Fig. I 12 V 5A 8 V 20V 0.25, 2A 8A Figure 1 3) Assume that you are measuring the...
15. The charge entering the positive polarity terminal of a circuit element is (t) = 32-2 C and the voltage present across the terminals of the circuit element is v(t) = 5 di(t)/dt. The energy absorbed over the interval 0 ms <t<50 ms is closest to... A 8.548 J F. -16.314 J B. | 13.927 J G. -13.910 J C.-5.310 H. -19.976 J D. -6.633 J I. 21.633 J E. 0.000 J | J. None of the above answers are...
11·The current through each element and voltage drop across each element are given for the circuit shown below. 7.273 mA -7273 mA a10V7.273 う-" . | c | |-5455 n1A d - 2.727 V 1.818 mA a. Use passive sign convention to determine the power for each circuit element. b. Which circuit elements are absorbing energy from the circuit? c. Which circuit elements are supplying (delivering) energy to the circuit? d. Is this circuit balanced? In other words, is the...
1. The charge entering the positive terminal of an element is given by the expression 900)=-12mC.. The power delivered to the clementis (1)=24W . Compute the current in the element, the voltage across the element, and the energy delivered to the dement in the time interval 0<=<100 ms. 2. The charge that enters the BOX in Fig. H1.2 is shown in the gap below. Calculate and sketch the current flowing into and the power absorbed by the BOX between 0...
Determine the circuit element if the voltage across and the current through the element is given by: v = 50 cos(ωt + 20°) i = 5 sin(ωt + 110°)
1. A 9.0 V battery supplies a 3.5 mA current to a circuit for 6.0 h. A. How much charge has been transferred from the negative to the positive terminal? B. How much electric potential energy has been gained by the charges that passed through the battery? 2. How much electric potential energy does 1.4 μC of charge gain as it moves from the negative terminal to the positive terminal of a 1.6 V battery?
2. The voltage across the 22.522 resistor in the circuit below is 90 V, positive at the upper terminal A 90 V 222.5 1 240 V 512 20.02 mise (a) Find the power dissipated in each resistor (b) Find the power delivered by the voltage source.
P.3 The voltage across the terminals of a circuit is: v(t) = 30+ 20 cos(1207t +45°)+10 cos(120nt - 459) V and the current entering the terminal is: i(t) = 6+4 cos(120wt +10°) - 2 cos(120ft -60°) A a) Calculate the RMS value of the voltage b) Calculate the RMS value of the current c) Calculate the average value of the power absorbed by the circuit
6. (25 pt). Consider the following circuit. The voltage is Vab-15.0 V. All capacitor values are in micro-farads. 2.0 x 4.0 C D JALAH HK 2.0 4.0F a. Find the equivalent capacitance of the above set of capacitors between "a" and "b". b. Find the energy stored in the circuit c. Find the voltage difference across the 1.0 uF capacitor.
a.)
Find the voltage across and current through each passive element in
the circuit below while maintaining the given reference polarities
and directions.
b.) Determine the amount of power delivered to each passive
element.
c.) Determine the amount of energy stored in each passive
element.