Electrical FE /EIT Exam Prep - Linear Systems 2: RL Circuit with Unit Step Input

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[@Migitron]

You could also just use the RL transient equations. Since the unit step can be modeled with a dc voltage of 1V in series with a switch. You just use the equation given for Vr in the FE handbook. Much faster and less complicated than dealing with convolution or Laplace. It just becomes a plug and play problem.

[@kassemajami1207]

This was very helpful, thank you

[@sherifel-bokhary8342]

Could you please reference it in the new 10.1 handbook?

[@adrianl.524]

@@sherifel-bokhary8342 Page 362 middle configuration

[@liamkneeson8866]

I'm surprised these videos don't have more views. Very helpful, thanks

[@TheUltimate1]

Your videos are helping me a lot! Is there a video explaining RC,RL and RLC transient responses or basically first order and second order time dependent circuit analysis? Please and Thanks!

[@EngineeringEducation]

Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the videos! I don't have many RLC transient response videos but I can definitely make more. Stayed tuned!

[@richasharma7026]

How jw is S ?

[@AB-km5sp]

jwL = sL and L = 1H