Problems in Electrical Engineering
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at the end of T seconds? (T = time constant. ) 29. 1 An e. M. F. Of 15 volts is impressed on an impedance coil which has a resistance of 2 ohms and an inductance of 2 henrys. What is the time constant of the coil? Plot the values of the current during the first 10 seconds.
30. 2 In problem 29 plot the rate at which energy is supplied to the coil during the first 10 seconds.
31. 3 In problem 29 what is the energy of the electromagnetic field at the end of 5 seconds? at the end of T seconds? (T =... time constant. ) 32. 4 In problem 29 at what rate is the current increasing at the end of 5 seconds? at the end of T seconds? (T = time constant. ) 33. 5 In problem 29 at what rate is energy being stored in the electromagnetic field at the end of 5 seconds? at the end of T seconds? (T = time constant. ) " Compare the results in these problems, noting the effect of varying R and L.
VARIABLE CURRENTS: RESISTANCE AND INDUCTANCE 107 34. 1 An e. M. F. Of 15 volts is impressed on an impedance coil which has a resistance of 1 ohm and an inductance of 4 henrys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
at the end of T seconds? (T = time constant. ) 29. 1 An e. M. F. Of 15 volts is impressed on an impedance coil which has a resistance of 2 ohms and an inductance of 2 henrys. What is the time constant of the coil? Plot the values of the current during the first 10 seconds.
30. 2 In problem 29 plot the rate at which energy is supplied to the coil during the first 10 seconds.
31. 3 In problem 29 what is the energy of the electromagnetic field at the end of 5 seconds? at the end of T seconds? (T =... time constant. ) 32. 4 In problem 29 at what rate is the current increasing at the end of 5 seconds? at the end of T seconds? (T = time constant. ) 33. 5 In problem 29 at what rate is energy being stored in the electromagnetic field at the end of 5 seconds? at the end of T seconds? (T = time constant. ) " Compare the results in these problems, noting the effect of varying R and L.
VARIABLE CURRENTS: RESISTANCE AND INDUCTANCE 107 34. 1 An e. M. F. Of 15 volts is impressed on an impedance coil which has a resistance of 1 ohm and an inductance of 4 henrys.
What to read after Problems in Electrical Engineering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waldo Vinton Lyon to read onlineMoreLess
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