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    1. Transient currents occur in circuits containing inductors or capacitors due to the storage of energy in the magnetic field of inductors or electric field of capacitors. Circuits containing only resistors do not experience transients as resistors do not store energy. 2. The differential equation describing the growth of current in a series RLC circuit with applied voltage E is: R di/dt + L di/dt = E. Solving this equation for the circuit described determines the current i(t) at time t. 3. Time constants describe the rate of change of current or voltage in RLC circuits. The time constant is equal to the inductance L divided by the resistance R. It represents the time

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    1. Transient currents occur in circuits containing inductors or capacitors due to the storage of energy in the magnetic field of inductors or electric field of capacitors. Circuits containing only resistors do not experience transients as resistors do not store energy. 2. The differential equation describing the growth of current in a series RLC circuit with applied voltage E is: R di/dt + L di/dt = E. Solving this equation for the circuit described determines the current i(t) at time t. 3. Time constants describe the rate of change of current or voltage in RLC circuits. The time constant is equal to the inductance L divided by the resistance R. It represents the time

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    1. Transient currents occur in circuits containing inductors or capacitors due to the storage of energy in the magnetic field of inductors or electric field of capacitors. Circuits containing only resistors do not experience transients as resistors do not store energy. 2. The differential equation describing the growth of current in a series RLC circuit with applied voltage E is: R di/dt + L di/dt = E. Solving this equation for the circuit described determines the current i(t) at time t. 3. Time constants describe the rate of change of current or voltage in RLC circuits. The time constant is equal to the inductance L divided by the resistance R. It represents the time

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    1. Transient currents occur in circuits containing inductors or capacitors due to the storage of energy in the magnetic field of inductors or electric field of capacitors. Circuits containing only resistors do not experience transients as resistors do not store energy. 2. The differential equation describing the growth of current in a series RLC circuit with applied voltage E is: R di/dt + L di/dt = E. Solving this equation for the circuit described determines the current i(t) at time t. 3. Time constants describe the rate of change of current or voltage in RLC circuits. The time constant is equal to the inductance L divided by the resistance R. It represents the time

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    1) There are no transients in pure resistance circuit because they

    A) Offer high
    resistance

    B) Obey Ohm's law

    C) Have no stored
    energy

    D) Are linear circuits

    2.) Transient currents in electrical circuit are associated with (a) inductors (b)
    capacitors (c) resistors (d) both a & b
    3.) a 10ohms resistance R and a 1.0 H inductance L are in series. A direct current
    voltage of E 50 volts is applied across a series circuit at time t= 0 initial current is
    I(0) = 0. The applicable differential equation is

    R i+ L

    di
    =E
    dt

    Solve for the differential equation and determine the resulting current i(t) at t=0.1
    second
    A. 3.48

    C. 2.87

    B. 3.16

    D. 3.82

    4.) A coil of 15 H inductance and 10ohms resistance is suddenly connected to a


    20volts dc source by closing switch. The energy stored in the magnetic field 2
    seconds after the switch is closed is
    A. 16.3 Joules
    5.) A dc voltage of 30 volts is applied to circuit containing a resistance of 80 ohms
    in series with an inductance of 20 henries. Calculate the growth of current at the
    instant completing circuit
    A. 4Amp/sec
    6.) The field circuit of a synchronous motor has an inductance of 50 H and a
    resistance of 100ohms The excitation voltage is 120 volts. Compute the time it
    takes the field current to build up to 99% of its final value when the excitation
    voltage is applied.
    C. ) 2.3 sec

    7.) An inductance coil with pure resistance of 10ohms and inductance of 0.4 henry is
    connected to a 100 volts dc source. Calculate the time constant of the circuit
    C.) 0.04sec
    8.) the armature of a relay working on 200 V circuit operates when the current
    reaches 0.24A .
    it is required that the relay shall closes 0.004 sec after the relay circuit is closed,
    this time is corresponding to the time constant of the circuit. What is the inductance
    of the relay circuit
    A. 2.1 H

    B.) 5.27 H

    C.) 3.3H

    D.) 1H

    9.) a generator has a field winding with inductance of L = 10 H and a resistance


    Rf= 0.1 ohm. To break the initial field current of 1000Amperes, the field inserts a
    field discharge resistance of akshdkjahdkash
    --------------------------------------------------10.) a 250 volts, 10 kW DC generator is separately excited. It has an effective
    armature circuit resistance of 0.5ohm and inductance of 0.10H when it is supplying
    its rated current. suddenly the terminals beyond its protective circuit breaker are
    short circuitedd with a cshort circuit resistance of 0.2 ohm . The breaker operates
    0.02 sec after the fault occurs. Neglecting the saturation of the magnetic circuit, the
    maximum current which the generator is subjected is nearest to.
    A. 80AMP

    C. 85AMP

    B. 90AMP

    D. 95AMP

    11.) a 20ohm resistance R and a 0.001 farad capacitance C are in series, A direct
    current voltage E 100 volts is applied across series circuit at t = 0 and the initial
    current is I(0)=5 amperes . The applicable differential equation is Rdi/dt+IC = 0
    ( <--- di ko sure malabo eh) solve for the differential equation and determine the
    resulting current
    i(t) at t=0.01 second
    D.) 3.03
    12.) A capacitor of 8 micro farad is to be charged by a voltage of 400 volts through
    a resistor of 100,000 ohms. How long it will take for the voltage across capacitor
    from its initial zero value to 300 volts?
    C.) 1.1 sec
    13.) a 50 micro F. capacitor is discharged through a 100kohm resistor. if the
    capacitor was initially charged to 400V. determine the energy stored after 600ms
    A. 3.14 joules

    c. 4.0 joules

    b. 2.4 joules

    d. none of these

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