General Second Order Circuit || Practice Problem 8.9 || LCA 8.7( 2)(English)(Alexander & Sadiku)

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[@ElectricalEngineeringAcademy]

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[@hanaqasim3132]

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[@AbhishekSharma-ul6wc]

06:25 if it will be correct adding both the resistors and making it a series RLC ? and then solving it

[@ElectricalEngineeringAcademy]

Since current direction is different in both the resistors, it is not advisable to add them and them solve. However, when we are applying KVL in the loop, we are in a way treating the circuit as series RLC circuit.

[@kamalpreetkaur7648]

you can solve it by series RLC too but keep in mind the passive current convention entering into the passive elements. In this case ic will be opposite to the series current. so apply the formula accordingly

[@odegbunefestus]

Great video. Pls can you make a video explaining example 8.10 pg 341 in the 5th edition of the textbook

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[@claloquesi1548]

why i = -ic 6:35 plis

[@ElectricalEngineeringAcademy]

They are in opposite direction to each other.

[@claloquesi1548]

@@ElectricalEngineeringAcademy thank you very much could you tell me How do you know if the circuit is damped, critically damped or underdamped? i was moving fast and i stayed its not as easy as parallel or series rlc circuits sorry is that my english is quite low I use google translator

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[@jcw-5993]

No!!!!! The Figure 8.28 is wrong!!! This switch is open when t=0 Am I right?

[@ElectricalEngineeringAcademy]

The figure 8.28 is taken from the book, hence can't be wrong. You have to be clear with the concept of t(-0) and t(+0). The switch is open at t(-0) and is closed at t (+0).