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67. II FIGURE P30.67 shows the potential difference across a potential difference across a 50mHinductor. The current through the inductor at t=0sis 0.20A. Draw a graph showing the current through the inductor from t=0sto t=40ms

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The following graph between current and time is

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01

Step 1. Given information

We have ΔrL=−1Vfor0ms<t<10ms

So−LdIdt=−1VdIdt=1V50mH=20A/s

dI=(20A/s)dtI=(20A/s)t+cButatt=0,I=0.2A0.2A=0+c

I=(20A/s)t+0.2´¡â€„â¶Ä„â¶Ä„â¶Ä„â¶Ä„â¶Ä„â¶Ä„Att=10ms=10×10−3sI=(20A/s)10×10−3s+0.2A=0.2A+0.2A=0.4A

02

Explanation

From t=0ms to t=10mscurrent increase from0.2A to 0.4A.

From the figure below, for ΔVL=0

for 10ms<t<20msI=0.4A10ms<t<20ms

Now ΔVL=2Vfor20ms<t<30ms

−LdIdt=2VdIdt=−2V50mH=−40A/s(or)dI=(−40A/s)dtI=(−40A/s)t+cAtt=20ms,I=0.4A0.4A=(−40A/s)(20ms)10−3s/ms+c⇒0.4A=−0.8A+c⇒c=1.2AI=(−40A/s)t+1.2A

Now At

t=30³¾²õ = 30×10−3s

I=(−40A/s)30×10−3s+1.2A=−1.2A+1.2A=0A

Current decreases from0.4Ato0Ain the time20ms<t<30ms

Aftert=30mscurrent remains at 0A

So we can have the following graph:

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