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A 6.40x10-9Fcapacitor is charged to 24.0 V and then disconnected from the battery in the circuit and connected in series with a coil that has L = 0.0660 H and negligible resistance. After the circuit has been completed, there are current oscillations (a) At an instant when the charge of the capacitor is 0.0800 mC, how much energy is stored in the capacitor and in the inductor, and what is the current in the inductor? (b) At the instant when the charge on the capacitor is 0.0800 mC , what are the voltages across the capacitor and across the inductor, and what is the rate at which current in the inductor is changing?

Short Answer

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A) Uc=0.50106J,UL=1.34106J,IL=6.37mA

B)Vc=VL=12.5V,螖颈螖迟=189A/s

Step by step solution

01

Concept of the charge of the capacitor and the voltages across the capacitor and across the inductor

The energy stored in capacitor and it is given byc=12CV2WhereUCis the energy stored in capacitor. The self-inductance of the coil L is related to the energy stored in the coil byUL=12LiL2. Voltage across the capacitorrole="math" localid="1668256194446" VC=2UCC

02

Calculate the charge of the capacitor

The capacitor is connected to the battery with voltageVo=24Vand it is charged with C6.4010-9F. This is the initial stage before disconnecting. The energy stored in the capacitor when it is connected to the battery is given by U0=12CV02, Substitute the values we have,

U0=126.40109F(24V)2=1.84106J

After disconnecting from the battery, the capacitor is connected to an inductor L and discharges. After connecting to the coil, the charges on the plates of the capacitor are Q = 0.0800C. The energy stored in the capacitor is related to the charge Q in the form UC=Q22Cnow, plug the values for Q and C to get the energy stored in the capacitor after connecting to the coil.

localid="1668313696368" Uc=0.0800106C226.40109F=0.50106J

03

Calculate the current

The initial energy stored in the capacitor [Jo decreased by0.5010-6J. To obey the conservation law of energy, the remaining energy is stored in the inductor L, so the difference betweenU0 and UCrepresents the energy stored in the coil UL=U0-UC.Substitute the values we have,

UL=1.84106J0.50106=1.34106J

The self-inductance of the coil L is related to the energy stored in the coilUL whereUL is given by UL=12LiL2 Substitute the values we have

IL=2ULL=21.34106J66103mH=6.37mA

04

Calculate the voltages across the capacitor and across the inductor

When the charges on the plates of the capacitor are 0.0800 C, the energy stored in the capacitor is UC= 0.5010-6J.is related to the voltage across the capacitor VCbyVc=2UCC Solve this equation we get ,

Vc=20.50106J6.40109F=12.5V

The capacitor is connected to the inductor in series, so both devices have the same voltageVc=VL=12.5V

When the current i changes with time in any circuit causes a self-induced emf E. This inductance depends on the geometry of this circuit and the used material and it is given by equation (30.7) in the form=Lit

螖颈螖迟=L螖颈螖迟=12.5V0.0660H=189A/s

Therefore, the current is 189 A/s

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