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Inductive Transients

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Inductive Transients. Introduction. Inductor Voltage. Immediately after the switch is closed, the current is still zero, (since it cannot change instantaneously). Example. E=20 V, Determine i , and V L at the instant switch is closed. Current Buildup Transients. Applying KVL:. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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INDUCTIVE TRANSIENTS

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Introduction

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Inductor Voltage

Immediately after the switch is closed, the current is still zero, (since it cannot change instantaneously).

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Example

E=20 V, Determine i, and VL at the instant switch is closed.

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Current Buildup Transients

Applying KVL:

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Circuit Voltages

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Example

E=50 V, R= 10 ohm, L= 2H

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Example

VL for above example:

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Time Constant

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Interrupting current in an inductive circuit

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Interrupting via Resistor

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Inductor Equivalent at Switching

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De-energizing Transients

KVL:

VL+ VR1+VR2=0

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Example

Assume steady state for circuit. E=120 V, R1=30 ohm, R2=600 ohm, L=126 m H

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Voltages

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Example

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Solution

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Solution

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Solution

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Solution

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Reading Assignment

Section 14.5, Robbins and Miller’s Book