2. The circuit shown below is in DC steady-state before the switch flips at t = 0. ww 30 12 V 652 t=0 -M 60 6H VL(t) iL(t) (a) Determine v₁(0) and iL (0¯). (b) For t > 0, determine the zero-state response, il,zs(t), the zero-input response, il,zı(t) and the full response, i(t). (c) For t > 0, determine v₁.(t).

2. The circuit shown below is in DC steady-state before the switch flips at t = 0. ww 30 12 V 652 t=0 -M 60 6H VL(t) iL(t) (a) Determine v₁(0) and iL (0¯). (b) For t > 0, determine the zero-state response, il,zs(t), the zero-input response, il,zı(t) and the full response, i(t). (c) For t > 0, determine v₁.(t).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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