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    51 ectr c rcu ts nter 1

    Instructor: Dr. Karthi Umapathy

    [email protected]

    1EES 512, Winter 2010, KU

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    Previous Lecture

    - Series and Parallel - C and L

    - AC circuits

    - Generation of AC voltage

    - Parameters of AC waveforms

    - Phasor representation

    -

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    AC Waveforms

    T

    Amplitude = mV

    Phase Shift 1

    Angular Freq. =

    Period = T

    zT Frequency = 1/T

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    12 21

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    Phasor representation

    mm ttv cos

    (Time domain) (Phasor or frequency domain)

    tjte

    sincos

    jtjVeVetv VVRe

    Eulers Identity

    mm

    j Im 1

    T

    TTTT

    t ,3

    ,,,0

    A rotating phasor

    1-1Re

    424

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    Phasor representation

    mm VtVtv V)cos()(

    t,, mmeev

    Phasor diagram

    mag nary x s

    V

    m

    II Real Axis

    mLeadingdirection

    mI

    Laggingdirection

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    Examples

    Express these sinusoids as phasors:

    a v t = 7 cos 2t + 40 V

    b) i(t) = - 4 sin ( 10t + 10) A

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    Find the sinusoids corres ondin to these hasors:

    a V = -10 30 V

    b) I = j(5 j12) A

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    Phasor relationship for circuit elementsResistor Inductor Capacitor

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    Phasor relationship for circuit elements

    Summary of voltage-current relationship

    emen

    R

    L diLv IV L

    C dvCi

    IV

    dvVj

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    Examples:

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    Impedance and Admittance

    Resistor Inductor Capacitor

    IV R IV LjC

    Vj

    I

    CjLjR

    1,,

    IV

    IV

    IV

    V I

    ,Impedance

    Im edance of a circuit is the ratio of the hasor volta e V and the hasor

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    current I, measure in Ohms

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    1Y

    Admittance of a circuit is the reciprocal of Impedance

    Impedances and admittances of passive elements

    Element Im edance Admittance

    R 1

    YRZ

    L

    L

    1YLjZ

    CCjY

    C

    1Z

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    j

    LR

    1

    ,,

    VVV

    CCj III

    V,

    I

    1

    CCL

    ,

    Inductive Capacitiveeactance eactance

    ZZ jXR)( InductiveXvejXR Z

    )( CL XXjR ZZ

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    1

    ( CLjR Z

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    ZZ jXR

    R

    XXR

    122tan,

    Z

    s n,cos

    Admittance

    V

    I

    Z

    1Y jBG Y

    Susceptance2222

    ,XR

    XB

    XR

    RG

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    Series and Parallel Impedances

    Volta eDivision

    ZZZZ .... VZ

    VVZ

    V 21 eq ZZZZ 2121

    Current

    1....

    111 ZZ 12

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    N21eq ZZ,

    ZZ 212

    21

    1

    N21eq YYYY ....