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In Fig. 30-63, a V = 12.0 V ideal battery, aR=20.0Ωresistor, and an inductor are connected by a switch at time t = 0 .At what rate is the battery transferring energy to the inductor’s field att=1.61τL ?

Short Answer

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The rate of battery transferring the energy to the inductor’s field T=1.61τL is

dUBdt=1.15W

Step by step solution

01

Given

V=12.0VR=20.0Ωt=0

02

Understanding the concept

By using the equation of energy stored in the battery which depends on self-inductance and the current, we can take differentiation with respect to time to get the rate of energy transferred by the battery to the inductor.

Formula:

UB=12Li2i=εR1-e-RtL

03

Calculate the rate of the battery transferring the energy to the inductor’s field  t=1.61τL

By using the equation which is the energy stored in the battery we find the rate of energy to the inductor’s

UB=12Li2

Differentiate this with respect to time we can get

dUBdt=Lididt.........................................................................................................(1)

But from equation 30-41 the current through the battery

i=εR1-e-RtL

So,

role="math" localid="1661428000788" didt=εte-RtL

So the equation (1) becomes

dUBdt=LεR1-e-RtLLεte-RtLdUBdt=ε2R1-e-RtLe-RtL

By substituting the value we can find

dUBdt=12.0220.01-e-RtLe-RtL

WhereτL=L/Rso that

d∪Bdt=12.0220.01-e-tτLe-tτL

By putting the value of t=1.61τL

role="math" localid="1661428546325" d∪Bddt=12.0220.01-e-1.61τLτLe-1.61τLτL

role="math" localid="1661428556492" dUBdt=12.0220.01-e-1.61e-1.61

role="math" localid="1661428568772" dUBdt=14420.01-0.200.20

dUBdt=7.2×0.80×0.20

dUBdt=1.15W

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